oren liebermann, cnn, jerusalem. >> oren, thank you. >>> in london, big ben told as part of the solemn remembrance at the end of 100 years of world war i. listen. the british royal family led the u.k. in remembering the millions of people killed and wounded in that war. prince charles laid a wreath to mark the occasion. he was joined by the german president in one of the many ceremonies around the world to commemorate the anniversary. among the heroes of the french resistance against the germans in world war i, the story of one young woman who paid the ultimate sacrifice for her bravery, our melissa bell tells us more. >> reporter: louise was just a young french girl from an upper class family until the outbreak of world war i, a war that would make her a hero. >> there was a sense that this is war was disaster for everyone and she needed to try to contribute and to use her personality and her experience in different countries and language and so forth, as a service against the german. >> reporter: at just 34, louise, posing as a peddler and using the name elise dubois, began working f

following the story live in jerusalem, cnn's oren liebermann on the story. oren, there are several pressure points on the israeli prime minister to save his government. what's the latest at this point? >> reporter: well, george, in just a few minutes at 10:30 local time, two key ministers, the right wing education ministers and justice ministers have their own press conference where it is possible they will announce their own resignation and that would mark the collapse of prime minister benjamin netanyahu's coalition. that is an eagerly awaited statement, and would cap what has been a turbulent week for netanyahu, the most difficult, most challenging week since the last election in early 2015. we'll be looking carefully at what they say, how they say it and how the process goes from here. late last week, the fight was between netanyahu and his finance minister. he seemed to manage that one okay, and now it's between netanyahu and his own education minister who has demanded the defense portfolio after the defense minister resigned last week. so that brings y

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oren lieberman is joining us. what is the likelihood of the prime minister saving his coalition?nlikely but you can't rule it out. netanyahu still has a bit of time here. he's meeting his finance minister later on today, about 6:30 tonight. there are six hours until that meeting. you can't rule it out until yet. following the defense minister last week, the hard line defense minister has demanded the portfolio or said he would resign from the government. that would topple netanyahu's government. they have called for early elections so the pressure is there, and in this weakened position other parties in netanyahu's coalition can make demands of him and that's what we're seeing now. can netanyahu manage the demands? that's what we're about to find out. >> question, oren, can netany u netanyahu. >> so all of the polls and recent years not only holding on to his power which is 30 out of 120 seats, but also growing that number of seats in the next election even as the prime minister is under criminal investigation. that seems to have made him stronger with his base. they said benjami

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let's go live to israel and bring in oren liebermann. what are you seeing?> reporter: we just saw 24 hours of the most violent and volatile fighting since the end of the 2004 war. arguably bringing the two sides closer to a war than at any point since the end of the 2014 war. now a very different story. the sounds we're hearing behind us are not the sounds of air strikes and rockets. instead, it's the sounds of construction, of cars going about their daily day. people returning to their routine both here, and we know from our teams inside gaza, very much there. a collective sigh of relief on both sides of the gaza border. it was 6:00 p.m. last night when a statement came out from gaza announcing a seaver brokered by the e-- a cease-fire brokered by the egyptians who stepped in to mediate, saying it would bring an end to this round of hostilities. israel didn't acknowledge the cease-fire, there wasn't a statement from the israeli side saying, yes, an agreement had been reached. but since the announcement, the skies here have been quiet. again, bringing to an

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oren liebermann live in israel.ate-night hosts are taking on melania trump as word surfaces she is involved in a new round of white house firings. here's your late-night laughs. >> once again trump wants to fire somebody. but in a refreshing change of pace, it's not donald because today we found out that in a stunning move, first lady melania trump is calling for the firing of deputy national security adviser mira ricardel. i assume melania's doing it with her traditional good-bye gift. a jacket that says, "you don't really work here anymore, do you?" >> apparently mira ricardel and members of men annia's camp had an -- melania's camp had an argument over seating arrangements on a flight from africa. apparently ricardel wanted melania to sit in the middle of the plane, and she wanted to jump out of it. >> john kelly may be fired because of repeated clashes with melania trump. it's gotten so bad that either john kelly or melania will have to leave the white house. it's true. melania told trump pointblank, she said, i

for months, aid agencies have oren warning that yemen is on the brink of the famine in years. 100ery this offensive to news, -- every day this offensive continues, that threat oms ever closer. laura: you are watching "bbc world news america." still to come on tonight's program, going beyond fake news. we start a bbc series in somalia, where journalists defy dangerca ty on report. -- reporting. an australian woman accused of starting a nationwide food scare by placing sewing needles in strawberries has appeared in court following her arrest queensland. the former fruit farm supervisor was said to have been motivated by spite. two months ofr searching, it was dna on a strawberry 2000 kilomete t away that lo the arrest of a 50-year-old farm supervisor who migrated from vietnam. she had been working at the farm north of brisbane, and police say she was sabotaging her employer out of spite. she had been a person of interest from the srt, and is now been charged with seven cases of contamination. of th is onemo trying investigations i have been part of the we have worked tirelessly. report

well i'm joined now by oren hines she's a military and defense correspondent for the jerusalem post she joins us tonight from tel aviv so you were at the gazan border today i understand on and tell us what's been happening what you can see is a along the border all day today and also last night when the rockets started going off and they started going off around four thirty in the afternoon i went all around till four o'clock this afternoon and in that time there was about four hundred sixty rockets and mortars that were fired from the gaza strip into southern israel and actually hitting with the area. killing one man and wounding at least ninety three other people you know that the feeling on the border today and last night was very tense there with the roads were blocked across the strip. small roads i knew those were also blocked and that was actually following a an attack on a bus full of soldiers yesterday afternoon in the northern gaza strip area apparently under the investigation now this incident showing that the driver of the bus bypassed the roadblocks that i was able to get a

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general matthew whitaker says the offenses are quote despicable violations of america's core values orensiegel is the director for the center on extremism at the anti defamation league he joins us live now via skype from new york thanks very much for being with us so clearly this is this is a set of figures for for your position and for many americans what do you what do you put this down to well you know the numbers in the f.b.i. statistics are they very much aligned with the report that if you put out which we showed a fifty seven percent increase in any semitic incidents that go beyond just mere crimes so you know we're living in a moment in time where hatred against the whole wide range of individuals and communities is not only rampant but seems to be normalized every day in the public discussion but so what do you put this down to i mean a lot of people have blamed the president for this for some of his divisive rhetoric and some of the things that he has said which has been seen as as giving a license to to groups like this or to white supremacist groups is it all i mean did it di

. >> oren lieberman live from jerusalem.hank you for reporting. >>> the apex summit in papa new guinea has ended with no communication. the prime minister says the formal release will be made later. china and the united states trad traded barbs. china's president xi jinping stressed the need to uphold multi-lateral free trade. he said history shows there are no winners in cold wars, hot wars or trade wars. >>> the vice president of the you u.s., mike pence, announced the development of a naval base on papa new guinea. the days of china taking advantage of the united states, those days are over. listen. >> china has an honored place in our vision in a free and open endopacific. it embraces free, fair, reciprocal trade. the chinese people deserve nothing less. >> exactly one year and a day after advantage, a missing submarine has been found at the bottom of the atlantic ocean. the wreckage cannot be recovered and that leaves them angry. my colleague has this report. >> reporter: embracing loved ones, grieving relatives comfort

oren, so glad to have you on. good evening, by the way.ly exist, and even if they do, what does it have to do with your case? >> so last spring lawyers for civil rights filed a lawsuit against the trump administration to challenge the terminations of temporarily protected status on behalf of haitians, salvadorians and hondurans. as part of that case we're asserting those terminations happened as a result of racial bias, coming directly from the president and affecting the trump administration. we're now seeking these tapes to bolster those claims there is racial bias present. we've already seen that racial bias from public statements -- >> got it. you said bolster the claim because that was my question. there's ample evidence of the president saying racially charged and insensitive things so i'm just wonder why you need the tapes. you want to bolster the argument. >> exactly. if these tapes exist, you know, we need to bolster that evidence as much as we can. >> okay. so mgm and the apprentice producer mark burnett even releasing a joint st

the long time republican senator, oren patch.said they are preparing another legal challenge. the latest tally said they are trailing by about 55,000 votes. >> it's conway versus conway. we are talking about kellyanne conway and her husband, george. he was blunt in describing the administration and remember his wife is a presidential counsellor. >> i don't think she likes it, but i told her, i don't like the administration. it's even. it's one much these things. if i had a nickel for everyone in washington who disagreed with their spouse, i wouldn't be on this podcast. i would be on a beach somewhere. >> kellyanne conway changing her twitter bio. george conway admits he calls himself mr. kellyanne conway. why are we talking about this? it's interesting to me, this is clearly she gets irritated and he gets irritated at her. forgive me, it strikes me at some point she will leave the white house and get a reality tv show. >> she has been in politics a long time. she made a big name for herself as a very respected pollster. some repu

oren liebermann is in israel, and he joins us now.g up the sky as you have been seeing? >> it has been now a few minutes of quiet, perhaps over the last hour or so, we have not seen any red alerts indicating rocket fire or mortar fire from gaza and we have not heard any israeli air strikes or gotten reports from our cnn teams inside gaza. in the course of the last few minutes, we have gotten statements from hamas that a cease-fire has been reached. egypt and the united nations have worked frantically over the course of the last 24 hours to get to this point, to get to the point of a cease-fire. israel generally does not comment or does not confirm any acknowledgment of any cease-fire and they haven't commented in this case. what they have said in the past is quiet will be met with quiet. if the cease-fire holds, it brings to the end the worst 24 hours in terms of hostilities between israel and gaza since the end of the 2014 war. the israeli military says more than 400 rockets and mortars have been fired from gaza into israel. many hav

then after that the system pulls out of the area and we start to see some sunshine developing and orenlly nice your sunday afternoon and evening. so if you are getting the tree anging thend or holiday lights, i would either recommend saturday morning ornd su afternoon. sunday afternoon is going to feel really comfortable with that high temperature out there of 65 doorees. as we to monday, we will keep it dry with a high rnd 58 an a mix of clouds and sunshine. doreen and jim. >> all right. looking forward to that sunday weather. >>> let's go back out live to the ellipse. we understand thabpresident is t to make his remarks. right now we are seeing the interior secretary, is that right? >>heyan zinke is preceding president. we are expecting the president to take to the podium at any moment. a beautiful backdrop. at tree is really gorgeous. >> it really is. and all the smaller trees around the representative states. here come the frumtrumps right . the president will be making someth holiday remarks a have been billed. ♪ >>> the man who brought christmas back to america. >> thank you very

our oren liebermann has this report. >> reporter: in a sudden spike in violence between israeli forces and gaza, israeli soldier and hamas leader were killed inside operations in gaza. the officer had been shot and killed during what it described simply as operational activity in gaza. according to the palestinian ministry of health, among them, 37-year-old, a leader of the brigade, the military wing of hamas, reports of the deaths were followed by sirens in israel and warning of incoming rocket fire on the gaza periphery. the israeli military said the iron dome military defense system intercepted at least two rockets. so what happened here? according to a statement issued by the brigades, israeli special forces entered in a car and assassinated the big aid's leader. when the israelis were discovered by militants, the statement said israeli war planes provide the cover while they escaped. israel provided no further information about the activity. only saying it had concluded. the sharp escalation came africa tar sent military aid into gaza to reduce tensions there. netanyahu was critic

our oren lieberman is live in israel with the very latest. >> reporter: john, it was just a few minutese red alerts that we received indicating the possibility of more rockets or mortars fired into the gaza periphery where we're standing now. according to the israeli military more than 400 rockets and mortars have been fired from gaza nice real. a number have been intercepted but others have hit residential areas. one rocket hit a residential building killing someone in that building, according to israeli emergency response services. as you point out it is the first person killed in israel by rocket fire since the end of the 2014 war. the mayor of the city identified the deceased as a palestinian man from at west bank city. the israeli military has carried out a wide range of air strikes against what they say are jihad tarts in gaza. they say they have hit a number of facilities including weapons manufacturing facilities, weapons storage including strategic assets. they say they took out a hamas tv studio. according to the palestinian ministry of health, six palestinians have been kille

when you crack down on disability fraud oren medicare fraud, you can preserve the benefit for futureenerations. that's approach -- moderator: are you suggesting that dealing with fraud is enough to bring social security an medicare into fiscal alignment? mr. morrissey: i am saying we are not going to harm seniors. i want to be clear about that. we have to get control of our reckless budget situation. that's part of the big spending ways of washington. senator manchin repeatedly votes for one spending bill after another. g part of the problem, the ones in washington want to spend money we don't have. we have to be more responsible with the dollars that we're spending prork tect west virginia. moderator: let's get a rebuttal. mr. manchin: he's saying he wants to protect social security. when he was running for congress, got 9% of the vote in the primary for congress in new jersey. one of his key things was privatized social security. privatizing social security, 70 years of age, people playing the market is russian roulette he knows that doesn't work and he's putting them in danger. th

will talk about other books that she's written, before we get into the first call have your books got oren morten more topical over t? >> guest: i think it stands where my brain is at any given time. my first book was about mothers and fathers but i was closer in age to the daughters and i was the mother. then i had a baby right before my first book was published i had my first child and my book was about motherhood and how difficult it is because it really shocked me how hard that was. then i got into marriage and relationships and then i had all my cave and i had a wide span of years of the terrifying things that can happen to your kids from sexual abuse to illness to kidnapping to suicide, all these things and then my kids grew up and they go t got to the point y were pretty self-sufficient. i took a step back and look at bigger issues that make me sit up at night and worry. things like racism and what it means to grieve and lose someo someone. my sister's keeper as the mother of the child has had. over ten surgeries -- >> guest: it two out of two different places. second-class was abou

oren underwood also pictured there.ne other story from the metro section of's today's washington times -- section of today's washington times, the trial of james alex fields, a 21-year-old ohio man known for being fascinated with nazism and idealizing adolf hitler. heather heyer, 32-year-old paralegal and civil rights activist killed a counter as a counterching protest to that alt-right rally that took place in charlottesville back in 2017. some of the other stories -- we will talk about them in today's program. we are spending the first hour talking about president trump's handling of the migrant caravan issue. the border was the busiest border crossing between the united states and mexico briefly closed yesterday. some tear gas fired at the migrants who rushed a fence. here is reaction from other members of congress. aic swalwell saying this is refugee crisis that is not going away until america shows leadership. -- find a consensus on solutions, tweeting and stoking fear, anyone can do that. this issue needs a leader