>> well, so far, paula, the atmosphere here is still relatively calm. we did attend a rally last night. it, was notable that many of the people attending that they had hesitated to go, that they were somewhat scared about this and highly anticipated spawns from iran, from hezbollah or whatever that response might look like. we are starting to see preparations beginning. we spoke to a hospital, a hospital? but all here in tel aviv that says it has cleared out a below ground parking lot of all cars so that it can potentially be used to treat patients that there was some kind and it was strike, we have also heard from jerusalem's municipality, which has urged people to prepare and clean their shelters to make sure that wherever they go they are able to get to a shelter within 90 seconds, which is the amount of time they would have from an alert been given. and also telling people to stock top on supplies to basically be prepared for potentially a power outage of several days also one of the big supermarket chains you're saying that their sales have gone up

aviv that's right, paula, thanks so much. >> tensions here in the middle east appear to have simmered down for now, this after a series of strikes between israel and lebanon early this morning hezbollah, the iran backed militia in lebanon, says it's latest the attack was quote meticulously completed after the group launched hundreds of rockets, drones, and other projectiles towards israel tack hezbollah says was response to the killing by israel of a top hezbollah leader in beirut last month. the exchange started with what israel called preemptive strikes against hezbollah in lebanon to destroy what it said was it imminent and quite large attack targeting israel. tonight, we're learning new details about the u.s. helping israel to track and take down those incoming rockets and other projectiles with a u.s. defense official emphasizing the u.s. but was not involved. however, in any of the strikes by israel on lebanese territory, cnn's jeremy diamond joins us now from haifa in northern israel with more details. jeremy, hezbollah has said there could be a second phase of attacks, retalia

i'm paula reid in washington sitting in for jessica dean tonight along with jim sciutto in tel aviv. jim paula, thanks so much tonight to u.s. >> aircraft carriers have been ordered to remain in the middle east. this after israel and hezbollah exchange fire with rockets, missiles, and air first phase of retaliation is now complete after it launched about 300 rockets towards israel. israel however, says it struck first preemptively to destroy rocket launchers and firing positions in lebanon, heading off what they described as a major attack planned by hezbollah. all this took place as negotiations continued in cairo for an elusive hostage and ceasefire deal between israel and hamas we have cnn's jennifer hansler and nada bashir tracking these latest developments. not first to you, i wonder what negotiators there in cairo have been telling you about the status of the talks. it's remarkable. they continued today despite the fire that we saw across the israel-lebanon border last night my dad mean we might see some progress that he was some optimism around the fact that we all see hamas d

>> so there are several things that are critically important here, paula.ut i think one of the most important thing is this, the air defense missiles. this is something that ukraine has been asking for for quite some time. this is designed to protect the civilian infrastructure as well as the military infrastructure. you're protect the cities. and of course, we're coming up on winter and the air defense missiles are going to make a really big difference when it comes to the possibility of russia attacking things like the heating facilities, the power plants, things like that. so they're critically important. high-mars, this is something that the eu cranial have been asking for, for quite some time. they're getting more of these anti-armor missiles critical because the russians have a lot of armored vehicles, including tanks, counter-drone systems. this war is all about drones. and these counter-drone systems going to help the ukrainians really achieve a degree of security that they otherwise wouldn't be able to achieve. and then something that they always n

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inside corruption excellence award. denominator here on now the to a region on edge israel and has paula exchange fire across the solvent 11. and for the is paula says, it's the 1st phase of its retaliation for the killing of one of its kalonde is the primary m i z. this is out as they are life from dela, also coming up on the program, israel, or does the immediate evacuation of alex the hospital in central cause. us doctors are saying they don't know what's going to happen to that patients and all kinds of things group as time responsibility for an attack that kills me. the 200 people in central between of fafsa and john les, from the voice as news agency, is missing off the russian s tri kits, the hotel and eastern ukraine. the hezbollah has launched a barrage of rockets and drones from lebanon towards israel. the group says this is the 1st phase of its retaliation against israel for assassinating. one of its top come on does and they root last month and defend systems in northern israel. 5 that the incoming has bottle of rockets. one is rainy soldier was killed off to being hit by fal

>> paula, it's good to be with you. yes, it brought back memories of when i flew down to czuba with alan grossman, wife, to get him released from the cuban prison. after five years. and that was also an important agreement it was not as large and all encompassing as this one, but it was uncertain till the last moment so it was very part war made yesterday to see those images of the americans getting off the airplane greeting president biden, vice president harris, and most importantly, seeing their family please and as president biden said, this is a testament to his brand of diplomacy, working closely with our allies. and that requires trust in order to make something like this happen. >> and it comes at a really extraordinary moment in biden's political career. and we're learning that he was finalizing the details of this exchange just an hour before announcing that he was dropping out of the race. well, what do you think this this exchange means in terms of his larger legacy well, i think it's a reflection of his com

paula.i mean, this just happens. it just happens. i mean, i'm a it was a long time ago. so actually, i mean, i have no idea who was mayor of london. >> i can't believe he was nonchalant. >> was you're not panicking. my heart would have stopped. >> no, no, but but because that's just the way i deal with things. yeah no, look, i mean, it was scary, but, you know, i knew we were going to get up to the top and. and. yeah, you kept cool and it was. but but it is these and also you don't want to let these men know that they're frightening you, do you? you didn't. >> we've got the number for if you do see harassment on the trains or the tubes in london andifs trains or the tubes in london and it's six 101 six, which i have actually heard now, now i've said it out loud, i have heard that that you can say that on your phone. 61016 so just worth bearing in mind if you are out and about in london and you see something like that, but also your advice about going up to the person and pretending that you

in such paula steve contorno. thank you. let's turn now to our panel, joining me now, cnn senior political commentator and former special assistant to president george w bush, scott jennings and cnn contributor, podcast host and journalist for the new york times, lulu garcia navarro alright, scott, let's first of all, it's good to see you in person. you are big bakari. part of our dnc coverage every night, you know, sort of advocating for your side, not an easy thing to do. so it's good to see you in person. i don't want to ask you about this rfk endorsement because steve just pointed out trump has previously attacked him now of course, he's embracing him what impact could this previous attacks have or is it just looked that's part of politics, i think for that party, it's just part of politics, you know, know, regarding impact. i mean, look, he he does have a little bit of an audience. i mean, he was riding at around 5% in the surveys. you know, if half of those people come over and the race is as close as we think it is. o

have been killed and 5 wounded in and is ready air striking the size of 11 on the me listen group has paula says expired a number of me selves into northern israel in reprisals as paula and israel have been exchanging near daily fire in the area, since the guys are more of again last october, well, hundreds of israelis of march through tennessee to demand the return of hostages held in gaza. thursday's demonstration marked $300.00 days since the guys of war started with the large scale. how much terrorist attack on israel i seized $251.00 people during the attack on october 7th, last year. and 11 are still in are being held in gaza, including $39.00. is there any military says or that the one that goes creations to return the hostages are in doubt following the killing of hamas as a political leader is my media in to run on wednesday. funeral services for any of were held in the rainy and capitol early on thursday. thousands turned out for the ceremony, which was also attended by rainy and supreme leader. i turn up so many around blaine's israel for the killing of him. yeah. and his threate

as paula says, a fart, a number of missiles into northern israel in reprisals is paula. and israel has been exchanging near daily fire in the area since the cause of war began last october. and hundreds of israelis of march through tennessee to demand the return of hostages held in gaza. thursday's demonstration marked $300.00 days since the guys of war started with the large scale. how much terrorist attack on israel. i seized $251.00 people during the attack on october 7th of last year. 111 are still held in gaza. 39 at these ready ministry says are debt negotiations to return the hostages aren't and don't following beginning of how much this political leader is. male hadn't yet in tehran on wednesday. funeral services for one year were held. india rainy and capitol. early on thursday, 5 thousands turned. i've for the ceremony, which was also attended by rainy and supreme meter, by a tele coming around blames israel for the killing of honey and has threatened retribution is ready military spokesperson. daniel had got re, says the country's military is ready to respond

but suffice to say it is larger than we have seen in some paula. >> thank you very much. just to add to paula's excellent reporting there that we have had a response from hamas in the last hour calling for a general mobilization and escalation of confrontation in response to the israeli operations in the west bank, although it is hard to see how that's retaliation would actually happen given the scale of what has been occurring in the west bank, as paula has outlined, there. meanwhile, the west bank operation comes one day after the 52-year-old israeli hostage was rescued in gaza, farhan al-qadi is in a stable medical condition after being held for nearly a year his brother says he was shot in the leg when he was kidnapped on october 7, and it appears that the wind was poorly treated and he was operated on without anesthesia kirby spoke with benjamin netanyahu over the phone, thanking him for getting him home and reminding the israeli prime minister, the other hostages are still waiting seen as nic robertson reports the moments after his rescue, the first to be recovered

has paula says, a fart, a number of missiles into northern israel in reprisals is paula. and israel have been exchanging near daily fire in the area since the kaiser more began last. october. 100 solvers reilly's of marched through tel aviv to demand the return of hostages held in gaza. thursday's demonstration marked $300.00 days since the guys of war started with the large scale. how much terrorist attacked on israel seized $251.00 people joining the attack on october 7th. last year. a 111 are still held in gaza. 39. so i had these really say these ready ministry says our debt to negotiations to return the hostages are indicted. following the killing of hamas . his political leader is maya m e a n t. ron on wednesday funeral services for how many of were held in the reigning capital area on thursday. thousands turned died for the ceremony, which was also attended by rainy and supreme leader. i atalla come in a ron blames israel for the kenning of any answers threatened to retribution. it's ready military spokes person. daniel, a gary says the country's military is ready

it says paula um, obviously, should israel evade levon on our hip? it with its full mikes? cuz the bottle uh will be shifted and the reserves, which iran has been positioning north of various route for the day when it has nuclear weapons, will no longer be there. so it's a very delicate game that ms rela has been played. he is called and get the equations. israel hits a certain target, he will try to hit the power targets in israel, israel. he eats a military commander in cuz by law he is trying to find the right person to retaliate against. but a game show up a full scale war and all the developments 12 pilot studies have been killed during his writing rides in the occupied westbank full were killed near to bus late on monday. and now the 8 in around jeanine on choose day is right. the forces of carried out drawn strikes, buildings, roads, and infrastructure have been bulldozed by these riley army residential homes, were damaged or destroyed, obviously, or is needed. abraham is in a village near janine and has more on the raid where we are right now, which is a 20 minute d

paula hancocks for us. paula, good morning to you. how certain are we that both israel and hamas are going to attend these talks? >> okc at this point, we are not certain certainly when it comes to the hamas point of view and informed source within hamas, has just told cnn's ben wedeman that they are going for what they call quote, intentional ambiguity about whether or not they will be at these talks in doha on thursday. now hamas has said that they don't want to talk for the sake of talking they say that any negotiation has to end in a cessation of the war in gaza, the hamas statement over the weekend, for example, was saying that they have already agreed as far as they are concerned to a proposal so that was vocally supported by the u.s. president and also a un security council resolution. and they're blaming israel for moving the goalposts. >> on the other side, israel is blaming hamas saying that they will send a delegation to doha. >> so this really is a case of we have to wait and see who turns up, kasie paula, what are the cen

the news out life from dell hawk coming up in the next 60 minutes, a region on edge israel, and has paula exchange fire across the southern lebanon, florida. has butler is saying it's the 1st phase of its retaliation for the killing of one of it to come on is 19 people killed in his riley attacks targeting central and southern gaza since dawn on sunday. and al qaeda links group is time responsibility for an attack that kills nearly 200 people in central between a facet. and a journalist from the voice as news agency is missing off to a russian strike hits a hotel in eastern ukraine. fed on piece of statement for the sports music history for bangladesh. as a dispute talk you still, i mean the cricket test match for the 1st time setting will relate to in the program. catch the hello and welcome to the program is 1500 g m t and we begin this news out in 11. and what as well as launched a barrage of rockets and drones towards israel. the group says this is the 1st phase of its retaliation against israel. for assassinating one of its top kalonde is in a root last month. these images from the b

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paula update our viewers. what's going on. >> so wolf, as you know, former president trump is scheduled to be sentenced in manhattan on september 18. but in a letter obtained by cnn from his lawyers to the court, they are asking to delay that sentencing in this letter. they tie this sentencing to the 2024 presidential race. and they argue that in order to protect the integrity of this case and the election itself that the sentencing needs to be pushed back. they make many different arguments, but the most significant thing going on here is the fact that they are continuing to litigate this conviction in the wake of the supreme court's historic decision granting former president trump some immunity in the january 6 federal case. they are using that supreme court case also in this one, they are arguing that under that supreme court ruling, that key pieces of evidence that were introduced at trial during his men and hadn't trial a couple of months ago that those now need to be thrown out because not only did the

good morning to you, paula. so what preparations are underway in the region for a bit? potential retaliatory strike from iran and its proxies on israel. and what's expected well, rosemary, we've certainly been seeing some military preparations from the u.s. >> side, the pentagon announcing that it does have the uss georgia are guided missile submarine that is going to be deployed in the waters so of the middle east, this is an unusual announcement from the pentagon. this is a nuclear powered submarine which is armed with cruise missiles and the location of these kind of submarines is not usually publicize, so it is a very rare acknowledgment of exactly where or close to where this submarine is going to be. it was carrying out drills just of italy, we understand in the mediterranean sea and has now been deployed in the middle east. and that as a fact that it is being telegraphed quite so publicly shows that it is intended as a message. it is intended did as a sign of deterrence for iran and its planned retaliation. now we have heard repeatedly from tehran that they will

. >> i'm paula reid in washington. we begin this hour with breaking news. nasa deciding astronauts, butch wilmore and sunny williams won't be coming home now until february for a 2025. and when they do return, they will come back to earth with rival space x. instead of on their troubled boeing starliner the test flight launched back in june on what was supposed to be and eight day stay in space that has now turned into possible eight months now, nasa says boeing starliner, starcraft will return without a crew cnn, space, and defense correspondent kristin fisher has it's more well, paula nasa is top leadership says this was a really difficult and disappointing decision, but they believe it's the right one in the end, it all came down to the astronaut safety. >> it was a unanimous decision within nasa that made the call that this boeing starliner spacecraft all of these helium leaks and thruster problems was simply just not safe enough to guarantee that butch wilmore and sunny williams, the two astronauts that have been up at the international space station s

. >> i want to bring in cnn's paula newton has been covering this story for us. what are you learning? paula you know, we'll, you'll remember this story while right, the drama. >> and in fact, the hope from so many that when that search and rescue was launched at these crew members would be rescued. they were not at issue since then we'll for the families especially has been two things, right could this have been prevented an obviously, did our family members suffered did they know what was going on in this lawsuit now filed in the united states, $50 million lawsuit from paul henri nargeolet, his estate, his family alleges that both things are true, and i want to read you just one statement from that lawsuit and it says while the exact cause of failure may never be determined, experts agree that the titans crew would have realized exactly what was happening common sense dictates that the crew we're well aware that they were going to die before dying. now wolf, you and i can well imagine the terror and obviously the horror that the hat families may be feeling this

i'm paula reid in washington in for jessica dean. we're about ten weeks away from the election, and there's a new shakeup in the race for the white house third party candidate, robert f. kennedy, jr. is suspending his campaign and endorsing former president donald trump. >> the campaign hopes rfk's supporters will help put trump over the top in what will likely be a very close race against vice president harris i think he's going to have a huge influence were leading now, but i think he's going to have a huge influence on this campaign and to all who supported bobby's campaign, i very simply asked you join us in building this whole issue that's a beautiful coalition both campaigns are not wasting any time. >> next week, harris will meet with voters during a bus tour through the battleground state of georgia, while trump will speak at campaign events in pennsylvania and wisconsin. the trump campaign's posters though, say they expect harris will get a two to three point bump in the polls following the democratic convention this past we

good morning to you, paula. so what preparations are underway? the region for a potential retaliatory strike from iran and its allies on israel. and what is expected well, rosemary, we have been seeing some movements on the u.s. side is as you mentioned, there, some fairly significant movement. the fact that they have decided that threw the pentagon to move the uss georgia, which is a guided guided missile submarine to the middle east. now this is a nuclear-powered submarine, its armed with cruise missiles. it had been just, off the coast of italy, carrying out some training in recent days. and it has now been moved into the waters of the middle east. now, what's significant about this is the fact that it has been highlighted, it has been flagged. this is out of the ordinary. it is very rare for the pentagon to announce movements of its nuclear powered submarine. there's almost complete secrecy surrounding the movement of these kind of military assets which goes to show that this is a very clear sign to iran and sign of deterrence that this is wh

cnn chief legal affairs correspondent paula reid is here to explain what the justices decided. paula this is a big case. this is one of the election cases that we've been following very closely. and here are the supreme court has said it will not revive citizenship requirements to vote in the presidential election in arizona, there may be some citizenship requirements to vote and state and local elections. but as you know, voter i.d. this is an issue that republicans we've tried to keep front and center for a long time and arizona is one of seven states and is expected to decide the outcome of the november presidential election. and this case, if it had gone the other way, it could have potentially impacted the ability of tens of thousands, maybe as many as 40,000 people to vote in the presidential election and boris, we're talking about a state that was decided by just over 10,000 votes in 2020. that's why the republican national committee made this emergency appeal to the supreme court. but this was an emergency appeal. this wasn't the usual kind of case where you have oral a

hancocks live for us now be dhabi this hour. >> i'm paula. it's clear here that iran still see the revenge of the killing of ismail haniyeh is something quite separate to the retaliation we saw from hezbollah over the weekend well, that's right, and it's something we've heard from iranian officials over recent weeks saying that it will be the timing of their choosing. >> we've heard from biden administration officials saying that they believe that the they are postured and ready to cap carry out some kind of attack against israel. and of course it was two separate attacks that we're talking about here. you had a top hezbollah commander, which is why we saw what we saw in the early hours of sunday morning, israel calling it a preemptive attack, trying to prevent a hezbollah at strike. but hezbollah then firing hundreds of rockets against israel and then of course you do have the top hamas official who was assassinated in tehran. that one has not been admitted by israel, but many point the finger at israel. and so they are two separate events.

paula reid reporting for us, paula, thank you very, very much.o an eyebrow, raising legal battle between disney and the husband of a woman who died from an allergic reaction. and one of the companies resorts, disney is trying to get the widower is wrongful death lawsuit tossed out of court they're arguing he signed a waiver when he signed up for the disney plus streaming service back in 2019, i want to bring in cnn legal analyst joey jackson. joey, this man's wife died. he is seeking $50,000 tell us about the legal strategy disney is pursuing and the message it sends yes, wolf, good to be with you. the legal strategy is to limit their monetary liability when you get a case taken to an arbitrator, you have a person who's dispassionate, who just makes his decision predicated upon whatever the law would be arbitrations of favored because they are quick, they're generally final, and you have the matter that goes forward relatively quickly in a court of law hello think what disney is trying to do is to avoid a jury and getting a jury. >> yes, they may

max, christina paula hancocks. >> thank you paula. >> all right ukrainian president volodymyr zelenskyy says an incursion into russia's kursk region is just the beginning of a much larger plan to end the war. and he's going to to make need help to make it happen. president zelenskyy discuss his plans in a news conference on tuesday, adding he'll be traveling to the united nations general assembly in the coming weeks to speak with u.s. president joe biden, who he says is crucial to his multi-step plan. >> well, deal is not primitive. they just aco just one part of the plan that is already performed as kursk region. the second part is ukraine's strategic place in the world, security infrastructure. the third part is a pressure package from a powerful package to force russia to end the war diplomatically the fourth part is economic ukraine's army chief confirmed a key objective of the kursk incursion was drawing russian troops away from vulnerable cities. >> adding that around 30,000 russian forces have been redeployed to kursk so far, cnn is unable to independently verify that number salm

paula reid, thanks so much. and let's discuss now with former trump attorney bill brennan phil great to see you. thanks for being here with us we just heard from paula they're kind of laying out this newest information. she was saying they played this game very well. trump's attorney he's able to delay, delay, delay until we likely get some outcome from the election. do you think that it is all gone according to their plans as well well i would say that it's certainly when you are the defendant, it certainly is. >> in your favor to have delay. i mean, there's the old adage, justice delayed is justice denied, but not necessarily when you're a defendant. and i suspect that there may be some dissension between the office of special counsel and maine justice on how to proceed because that's sweeping ruling by the u.s. supreme court has a lot of daylight in it. there's a lot of subjective interpretation for the three tiers of immunity trinity laid out by the supreme court. >> yeah, i did want to ask you about that be

very paula paula rice aside is to united people and to, you know, the police, the size of the whole bureaucratic system, the judicial system, the election commission. these are some of the thing you ask to watch before preparing for the next general election, which should be within 90 days under the constitution. but it can be delayed, found that defending with the consultation of the rest, with the politicians and others. and one of the elements also of this way, and again, if i understand it correctly, if it's a good chance who's going to reveal who's going to be in his interim cabinet, do we have any indication of who's going to make up that new government? or yeah, mostly the technocrats have, you know, people from the single society are more widely respected than non controversial. most of them, because there was an emphasis not to take people who are politically inclined to one party or how that people don't want to see political figures in this cabinet. so you want to have met ex, buying that as governor. i'm just giving an example. his name is there, you know, there is a one profess, sta

and they saw paula on friday, monica, you gotta keep, it pulls from re edition that right? emergency responders working in the rain in around the clock to retrieve all 62 bodies, victims of a deadly plane crash on friday. that since shop sleeves across for sale, family members are being asked by a stories to help identify their relatives at the legal medical institute of some follow where the bodies were taken. fremont, we're concentrating on providing specialized assistance from psychologist social workers and legal advisor to meet the families requirements and priorities with focusing on the well being of the families. more than 50 bodies have been recovered, but most or so badly burned. identification will take time to discuss that the body's work have an ice and i being transferred to morgan, south palo, where they will be x rayed, and then a test will be done to identify them to the aircraft was carrying 50 passengers and 4 crew members from the southern state of butter not to preserve the largest city some follow when disaster struck. nearing its destination, the plai

now to join me now to talk about the president's address is requiring me paula, re okay. me talk to me. what do you make of the preston street costs of old? uh are you happy with that? does he need your demands? you been on the streets? nancy, this is a 50 now. the best for me. yeah. um are us by today by the president is reached. i think miami, me day 2 dash one is out on the army on the way me to say the least of code that the best way to so all of citizens just wondering was that the okay, the domain um but then snowboard would speak to nature as we speak to a citizen. when did you mind? yeah, i mean uh staple before you. but he said he's willing to for dialogue. he's willing to listen to you guys what it was waiting for, download it on me. so professional, i'll just make make it to announcements. okay, and if it to be will be forwarded to the nationalist, that'd be a plus, you know, about the topic for us talking about the families of protest is missing after product categories, demonstrations and can you develop against as to what's happened to the fight script? seyb

so be very reasonable to expect that i want to ask you about has paula in a moment. i know you've been very, it's been studying that a lot, but 1st let me ask you as a former intelligence officer, what your thoughts are on why is no honey, it might have been targeted in tehran. it was the 1st day how many of was the, the head of the how much political bureau he was though he was portrayed in worse than the media isn't i don't think more of the moderate guy. he was not the range at all. he was a, be through any of the student isn't. he was also in charge of the, among other things, among other people around the planning of the october 7 messic areas, which is one of his policy. and roughly speaking, one bit almost 50 years ago. the following, the domestic of is what his thoughts on athletes and really to gemini. this is what basically is a policy. this is such people that are involved in such thing is where these are basically because you're going to do to meet on it for a living nation's. it is for you to leave me mention of people. individual is not for itself is, b

but the estimation of between is wrong is paula truth is the wrong between arms lips. that's the part of the ring. it knives against it's, radiate american interests, the region. so at this point is it is, so what are the difference, the bar which x that's previously what have are separate. take a major response doctor more now you're out of his bullet, have both sides to response for the assassinations that took place in their territories about their own. so gene to prevent a regional board for breaking out ads. so if they find a way to afford it, then they will, they will take that opportunity. i think you're the way to avoid the store regardless, inspire never, but it seems to be a critical that. so that's what it's sort of out, right? one of the pieces i read of yours recently and foreign affairs magazine, title america, iran and the patrons dilemma is very interesting because you look at the problem that these principles, stakeholders who were not involved with october 7th, but you're looking, they're looking at the problem of their proxies of their, you know, a c

as paula has launched a barrage of rockets and drones from lebanon towards israel, the group says that this is in retaliation against israel for assassinating one of its top kalonde is in be root last month. defense systems in northern israel, fired at the incoming has butler rockets. one is ready, soldier was killed off to being hit by phoning, shrapnel. as belinda has done, this roller says the attack target to the ministry intelligence base, located more than a 100 kilometers into is riley territory. he added that the group is not targeting civilian areas. the way my boss had in mind too, i hate to try to get closer to tell of is why, but tell me any of the fold on our target must be and there's really deadline that that when we search about these targets, we've found a number of significantly important military installations close to tel aviv, which means most of these conditions in the day we've had the mentors had the, the, we came to identify a key target in the depth and on of as of right, which i wouldn't. and as it is getting a lot to get a lo to not the military base differe

yeah. rush, i wouldn't negotiate from the position of paula. it is obvious that the can not be go shade. why there are troops on the 3rd 3 and these troops, all the feasible, easily defeated. because with the strengths of russia, we understand that the 1st shock was 0. and then it is, nor would that from the position of files with country like russia, do we take the initiative and inflict damage and destroy the enemy and show that this was not an act of the taverns and it did not create any confusion among the russian troops, therefore, when russia is and will always be stronger than grain, he never could be because it was not defeated in the 1st year. and in the 2nd year and it's not going to be defeated. particularly do i need to control more than a 120000 kilometers in ukraine in factories. and we see the grading and i'm losing more man and having less man follow that. i think president put in will not stop saying that if you are willing to stop the war, then he is ready to negotiate because at the end of the day as every will it ends up wro

you could, we have columbia, you could have was libya, spain, and paula sign a who made the same declaration to intervene in the case. but as i said, the court has been postponed to the best we are waiting for a decision by the court, whether to accept this application. when it is a, there's a declaration to be a part of the case is approved by the court. and then the court will ask a written opinion of the parties which are south africa and is very little. of course, this is the 4th proceeding, but it is important because it is the result of a decision coming by the i. c. j will be binding for the parties, it is going to be in 1st of the whole international community and it is going to be more legit. some of this 5, uh, the interim is decisions by the i c, j that's hold on is royal to stop. the warning does uh, immediately and is rather refused to do that. so the more parties involved, the more legitimate, the stronger the case will be indeed. okay, so then because only thing that for me is simple, thanks very much. then i'm as the new k prison sentences have been handed down to free men in

unable to carry out a distribution inside gaza, off the israel's force evacuation or does and darrow paula view and talk to evacuate. it's main operation center in darrow, by the in central gaza to bounce this on yesterday. if actuation orders what were issued? the been a sliver of the month of august, i think 13 or 15 and in august the data was last night. i faxed you the block of gauze, greenwich, a as a number of you and international guest houses where it was situated. so number of you and stuff on the move that the buildings are evacuated, where in the red guest house there and we were accommodating a number of, of international stuff. others spend the night, and one of our warehouse is down in, in con eunice. i mean, what i can say is that the humanitarian operations updated incredibly squeeze. we're getting very little a supply in through through cash alone. we estimate that a 1000000 people who we plan to assist with with food aid and in august we'll go with out. but look for a week window, the process is directly through uh through a web foster of a 5000 staff who are working on o

let's go to cnn's paula hancocks, who joins us live from abu dhabi. good to see you, paula. so what is the latest on this exchange of heavy fire between israel and hezbollah? >> well, rosemary, what we saw on sunday morning was really among the most significant strikes we've been seeing between israel and hezbollah since the, the increase in tensions last october now, what israel has said, it has done is it did prevent a more significant the attack by hezbollah. they say that they had intelligence that hezbollah was in the process of preparing for this attack. so they carried out a preemptive attack saying that they used hundred fighter jets, at least to take out certain military targets in southern lebanon. let's listen first to the israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu schmid unfair israeli army destroyed thousands of short range rockets, all of which were intended to harm our civilians millions enforces in the galilee. additionally, the israeli army intercepted all of the drones that hezbollah launched a strategic target in central israel israel says that hezbollah la

because he is so hard liner for now, paula.uch. >> us justice department has taken has charged rather a pakistani man with ties to iran in an alleged murder for hire plot to assassinate former president donald trump, as well as other current and former us officials. >> 46-year-old asif merchant is accused of traveling to new york and working with a hitman to kill sorry out the assassinations planned for later this month or early next month. a law enforcement official says there's no evidence the plot is linked to the attempted assassination of donald trump in pennsylvania last month just in to cnn authorities in germany say one person has been killed, several others injured after a hotel collapsed in the western village of cross overnight for people are still missing. >> the buildings still partially intact, but unstable, making rescue efforts very difficult, hundreds of firefighters and other emergency workers are on the scene. there are 14 people inside that building or they were when it collapsed kamala harris picks are runn

reid and cnn legal analyst carrie cordero, are joining us right now. >> paula, what can you tell us about this latest request? >> oh, today, trump's lawyers made two key arguments to the judge in their efforts to try to get this sentencing delayed. one argument is based on what they say is the possible interference at the 2024 election. there other argument focuses on the fact that they're still appealing. the question of how exactly the supreme court's ruling on presidential immunity could apply to this case. now when it comes to the election, or they're pointing to the fact that early voting in some states happens even right before the sentencing, which is scheduled current certainly for september 18. they said in a letter this morning, quote, setting aside naked election interference objectives, there is no valid countervailing reason for the court to keep the current sentencing date on the calendar. there is no basis for continuing to rush. and as you know, they've tried to paint really all four of his criminal and i'll cases as some sort of effort to interfere with the election

good morning to you, paula. so what is likely to come out of today's meeting in saudi arabia of these foreign ministers from islamic nations well, rosemary, this is a meeting that teheran itself had called for wanting to really shore up support for its retaliation against the assassination of ismail haniyeh so certainly what tehran is wanting from this meeting is to have the vocal support potentially other support from those foreign ministers. >> we have seen diplomatic activity over the weekend as well. we saw jordan's foreign minister making a very rare visit to tehran to talk about this assassin the nation as well. so what tehran is looking for is to have the support of the region, as it says, it is going to respond to that assassination which israel has yet to claim responsibility for now what we've seen from the other side, we know that the u.s. has been rallying its allies in the region, trying and to put pressure on iran to not respond or at least to contain its response because of course, the concern is