paula reid. paula, this is obviously something that had been debated for a bid after trump's conviction when the sentencing would come. now we know it won't be until after november's election. >> this is a big win for the trump legal team. they have been really focused on this for the past few months, trying pretty much every legal avenue to try to get this delayed almost daily appeals and filings in an effort to either get this state or delayed. and this is the second time that judge juan marshawn, the judge who oversaw that seven-week trial in new york earlier this year, the second time he's delayed the sentencing. the sentencing was originally scheduled for july 11. it was then pushed back to september 18, so that the court could consider the supreme room court's historic ruling on presidential immunity and how that factored into this case now, it has been delayed again, and this is this could have gone either way, but it is somewhat surprising because over the course of this entire case, judg

i'm paula reid in for kasie hunt. it's great to be with you. and protesters filling streets across israel in an act of defiance against prime minister benjamin netanyahu demonstrators angered by the israeli government's failure to secure a hostage deal. just days after the bodies the six hostages, including one u.s. citizen, who recovered in gaza netanyahu, dismissing the criticisms and asking, or compassion i'm i told the families kosovo may have got my hair and i repeat and say this evening, i knew we were care should slip i'm asking for your forgiveness. >> who love you, tom, that we didn't manage to bring them back alive. they were very close, but we couldn't make it joining me now cnn international correspondent paula hancocks. paula, what can you tell us about where things stand today? >> well, paula, despite the fact that hundreds of thousands of protesters were on the streets of israel pushing the israeli prime minister to sign a ceasefire deal. he is still acting defiant. the speech on monday where he said that it is up to hamas to mak

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know him cause some really use many different ways to kind of send a message to the people that his paula is still strong. first of all, he did night the, the is really announcement the, the attack on friday that killed how some this rela and that, and this attack 20 other high rend hezbollah officials were cold. according to extend this attack on the co 3 top commander, he said that the rest of the people who he toyed and this attack were body guards. he then also went on saying that israel was not able during these attacks and to destroy the weapons of his paula, and that his bullet is going to continue its flies against israel. and that the organization is ready for a potential ground invasion. many people hit and left on on where waiting for coffins speech as they were hoping that he would announce any news about a potential new nita, a successor of a house on this rela, which he didn't do. but he did say that the organization with name and nearly to rosa sooner than later. so i'm going to try another question in the hope that you can hear me. i wanted to ask you about the fact that i

i'm paula newton. are growing that the exchange of missile fire between israel and hezbollah could now turn into a ground war. us officials say is israeli troops have mobilized and are moving to the border with lebanon in what could be, could be preparation for a ground incursion israel saying that a ground offensive is only one option that is currently being considered, not the idf continued their air offensive on saturday with blasts hitting close to the beirut airport saturday strikes in lebanon reportedly killed more than 30 people and wounded close to 200 others. has belonged for its part fired back, saying it launched missiles towards jerusalem, prompting a response from israeli air defenses police say pieces of an interest intercepted missile crashed in the suburbs all that is happening after israel killed hezbollah's leader hassan nasrallah, prompting new fears of a wider war in the region. now, hezbollah is pledging to continue its fight while iran says israel will face a crushing blow for the

they focus more on the question of what happens to the leadership of his paula, the death of pass on the throttle this weekend left a massive, massive power void. i'm people wondering who going to step in. they are asking themselves if his paula will be able to regroup itself and find a new suit to the leader for if iran will somehow intervene um to, to support his vala here and live on on. they are also wondering if there will be other parties stepping into degrees, a chance to fill this void. because it's paula is like very controversial here and live on on there lot of parties and people to see his ball as an enemy and have set for years and years now that they want to get rid of his follow. so of course, for them, they now maybe see the momentum to step in as well. and this will concern concerns people more than the who see a tax still a thank you very much for your insights there. that was still a minute. a journalist in bay room. let's take a look at some other stories making headlines around the world of rescuers in the poll are searching for survivors of flooding that has kil

paula stick with me. and let's bring in cnn senior legal analyst, elie honig, cnn legal analyst and former you moments ago, is that it's it's obvious now at this point, we're not going to get a trial before the november election, but there is the possibility that we could get some kind of evidentiary hearing which might add some details. so what we know about this case, so that's exactly what i'm watching for here. judge chutkan welcome out and say, okay, parties, we have to go through this messy process now of figuring out what parts of the new revised indictment are still okay for trial which are not she could say we're going to do that on paper. you're going to write briefs. i'm going to decide i'm going to issue a written ruling or the parties have not asked for this, but she would be within her rights to say we're going to have a hearing and i'm going to need to hear from certain witnesses and that could happen, jim, really quickly, that could happen later in september in october. and so if the quest

they're waiting to hear what his paula is going to say next. that his bullet has not said anything so far. it's no wonder they're probably still busy. figuring out how to communicate this, how to set up dpr, how to deal with it. and hopefully that was busy to put that 2nd in command, in, in a safer place. right? so just confirmed that he has been killed. what will this mean for has 4? this is ms rela, is indeed test. that's that we have massive, massive consequences for the organization. the house on us, rolla is the name to be a very cas charismatic leader. he was very popular among the members of his paula and because he spoke the the urban accent here. he often made jokes. he's also very linked to fix successes that has paula has the it's, she's been the last couple of years. but he's not a very important leader for the organization. he's also a key figure for the whole, so called axis of resistance. and the iranian regime, and it's not sprawled out, is best that, that then iran loses a, an important seger last rella had was, was currently d

yeah, absolutely. >> paula hancocks. appreciate you keeping us up-to-date there. we'll check in with you again. we want to go live now to dr. tania baban. she is in beirut. she's country director for medglobal lebanon, and i thank you for joining us. dr. with so many displaced now. and the airstrikes really ongoing this hour, how are civilians in beirut and beyond frankly, coping with everything? >> thank you, paula, for having me to be honest, it's becoming increasingly more difficult to find the words to describe what we're seeing on the ground. we're seeing that as this scenario unfolding all over again, thousands of people have been displaced from the south into beirut. and more displaced from beirut and to the streets with no shelter to go to. the designated shelters right now are at full capacity that necessitates necessitating the ministry of education to open university campuses. and parsecs to hold the more displaced people from within beirut i mean, this comes on top of the fact that lebanon has the highest thi

with paula newton a.m. in lebanon and its capital is reeling from the worst round of israeli strikes in nearly 20 years. >> and some of its residents no longer have a place to call home. cnn crews at the scene, say the city was pounded continuously overnight strikes are still underway northeast of their now because of that, some hospitals and parts of southern beirut will now be evacuated that's where the idf said it struck residential buildings, that house hezbollah weapons caches on friday. but they're residents no longer have a place to live and they camped up on sidewalks overnight. you can see them. they're often with little more than the shirts on their backs some of them saying they were lucky to be alive we have no yeah, we are here for now. so we don't know maybe he is safe. >> we don't know so we are just here by the grace of goods that another planet we fled under fire because we didn't receive the news. we were at home and had no other place to take shelter. we escaped the shelling, but thank go

paula, member of _ they should go there. paula, member of parliament - they should go there. in - they should go there. paula, - member of parliament in lebanon for the national coalition party. let's turn to uk politics for a moment. the leader of reform uk, nigel farage, has told his party conference in birmingham that it's come of age after "teenage tantrums" during the general election campaign. he said the party — which gained five mps in thejuly poll — needs an army of supporters at constituency level. in another development, the prime minister, sir keir starmer, the deputy prime minister, angela rayner in the chancellor rachel reeves have said will not accept any further donations for clothing — according to a downing street source. the prime minster has been embroiled in a row after it emerged he had repeatedly accepted gifts including sunglasses, tailoring and personal shopping for him and his wife. 0ur correspondent leila nathoo is in westminster for us. a bit of an about turn. a lot of pressure on the government and the prime industry in particular. and the prime i

well, here's paula. begin firing shells into is really and supportive. how mazda is israel bowed to wipe out the militant group in the wake of the october 7th terrorist attacks communities in northern israel, including the arabs, majority city of knots, or at have faced a barrage of missiles, buckets, and drones. as dw emily guardian reports some citizens feel is really, authorities are not doing enough to protect them. it could have been so much, was shrapnel from his bottle of rocket hit the roof of this call from the still the enough we what we grew up in the morning. so i think my wife was heading to work and this is my wife's car. i am and so what do you think? and we saw shrapnel from the me side that hit the roof and we were thankful that our children weren't in as role of house. yeah. yeah. is a member of the local municipality, and the majority of the city of not threats. he says they will lucky this time set of knots around like so. many cities in israel's nose has been under constant rockets via by his ball over the past year. normally, a hub

max, christina i, paula separately. we are hearing reports that benjamin netanyahu may be set to replace his defense minister yoav gallant what more do you know about that? and what might be motivating such a move if it were to take place? >> you're christina, it would be remarkable given the fact that israel is in the middle of a war to replace the defense minister. but we have seen this increase pressing disagreements and becoming ever more public between gallant and netanyahu. we've been hearing, really for many israeli media reports as well that the defense minister does not support the prime minister's push to have these israeli troops it's along the philadelphi corridor saying that hamas would not agree to it. so there won't be a deal. and that means that the hostages will not be coming home so what we've heard from the prime minister's office at this point is that there were reports he was talking to gideon sa'ar, who is another former ally of netanyahu. now, a rival that he had been in talks with him to replace

now, jake, the judge, could release her plan, her schedule as soon as this evening. >> paula reid stay with me also playing out today, a last ditch effort from hunter biden to try to avoid trial in his tax evasion case out west in california, the president's son, just minutes ago offering offering to plead guilty, changing his offer from earlier in the day to plead no contest, not admitting guilt, but saying he would accept punishment this is the case, of course, for prosecutors alleged the president's son failed to pay 1.4 million in taxes instead, spending on luxury cars and extravagant hotels and sex workers. cnn's evan perez is following this case. from los angeles and evan, the hearing over hunter biden's guilty pleas playing out, right this minute. what is going on inside the courtroom behind you well jake, quite a few twists and turns to this day, we expected to have jury selection. >> we have 120 prospective jurors who are sitting in court for several hours because while we have this play out right now, hunter biden has been sworn in, and what prosecutors are going are reading

this roller has helped to make his paula as big and powerful as the organization is nowadays, and have them as relo was also very well connected. it was both connected with been there going on, but also within all the other countries that are part of the so called access of resistance. and it will be very hard for the ring and regime to find a successful who, who has the same qualities as hustling us relo. another point is that people are wondering whether the uranium regime is able to fill up this void in time before all the players step in his ball. the is very controversial having controversially seen within the bottom. there are many players who say that his bola is the enemy and um, these people on parties on now hoping that maybe there's a momentum where they can step in, right and, and try to feel the power voice that is left journalist stella manner in a room thank you so much for joining us to let's look at some other stories making headlines is really prime minister benjamin netanyahu has short up his government by appointing former rival, gideon sar, to serve in the security

that off the tv, but i think it's safe to say that since bullet would be probably most of this is paula is of course the truth devising. it's a tax on was this right? if i was saying that we want to finish up pressure. so that is really offensive. seemed to cause us to is going to and so if they would no agreed to the end of the war here. instead one on was a warrant, gaza still continues. there will be some kind of competition. and if you offered his full not, not in this proposal, there is of course, the idea of $21.00 days of a ceasefire. in that time, there should be work on a ceasefire and the causes for but i don't think that's too big for his bullet. they have a link to say an end of the example can only have if there's an end of the wall, it in the gaza strip. right. so last, the last night we had from the israel defense forces at the chief of general staff and having troops to prepare for a possible ground invasion into lap and on what is happening on the ministry front in the south. at the moment. this was today, again, this one being in the salsa, especially the southern part

it is his paula and it is israel who will come to who will decide about the ongoing war and costs and early on. like i said before, has a set that's a has bullet is clearing to continue with it strikes and with this fight. so it doesn't really matter to the people here. what that me all to you saying. stella men are reporting from a root. stella. thank you. so much for bringing us up to date, the 11 on the health ministry says more than a 1000 people have been killed and another 6000 injured in the last 2 weeks. as israel intensifies its attacks, the government believes as many as a 1000000 people may also have been displaced with the escalating conflicts leaving 11 and on the verge of a catastrophic humanitarian situation. of the aftermath of israel's 1st apparent errors break on central baby route. since the start of the latest conflict, for many, a clear warning that no place is safe from aerial bombardment, many families have been shouldering on the streets of lebanon's major cities afraid their homes could be hit. on we are in need of many things. but shelter for the children is

i want to get straight to cnn's paula reid, who is outside the courthouse paula, what just happened in court down to the court, just unsealed charging documents in this case, and these reveal the details from investigators, the ones that prosecutors used to present probable cause to support the charges that ryan wisely route is now facing. now, just moments ago, he was in this court in front on of a judge for his initial appearance in this case. now there are no cameras in federal court. of course, but our colleagues inside report that he was shackled, both his arms and his legs. he was wearing dark prison scrubs. and he said yes, a few times, nodded his head to the judge but this was the first time that he actually learn the charges that he is currently facing two counts, one possession of a firearm by a convicted felon, and also receipt of a firearm with an obliterated serial number we do expect that additional charges will be filed in this case. this investigation is barely 24 hours old, but the charges, if they are added, they may not be what people expect, at least one state level

let me go to a room now and paula, paula, i went to goes and many times pre owed the 7 by soul actually how unpopular i have mass. well, because they want a real governing organization, they couldn't fix potholes. there was problems of elk grove service. they were very unpopular though. lots of reasons for that. the siege is ready. let's age, for example being that the main one pre post october, the 7th. they have become a very strong political force again, and we sold that during the assassination. and the funeral of a smell honey, every single one of the palestinian factions sent at least one person to that funeral has have masses position changed it radically within the palestinian factions within the payload, within the palestinian authority, it depends on the peer to the face of its history, it's a more than 40 years, is 3 a well before the foundation of how miles in 1987. so it depends on if we consider the peat here the of the transitional on the transition period. the police are both on station and sides of palestine. and that means that 20052006 the elections. but the, it was a

paula hancocks is live in abu dhabi for you. avi meyer is the former editor in chief of the jerusalem post i'm delighted and he joins us now from jerusalem. and thank you for joining us this sunday morning as israel reserves the right to go into lebanon with troops on the ground that is only one of a number of operational options. meantime, information coming in, then another key hezbollah asset has been assassinated in lebanon. and also news that hezbollah has been involved in further strikes on israel what's your perspective on what has been achieved? to date well, becky, it's important to realize that hezbollah is not in fact, iran's last line of defense, rather its first line of offense against the state of israel for the past 11 and-a-half, nearly 12 months hezbollah has subjected northern israel tweet constant bombardment, forcing 1% of israel's entire population to flee essentially depopulating. >> that area. and so there's a great deal of relief in israel, but also around the region. the elimination of hassan nasrallah.

>> and as paula was saying this is not the first time a safe son has been hit. it's not the first time the al-mawazi camp has been hit how many more humanitarian so-called safe zones are there for people to evacuate to and how functional, how important was this particular camp that got hit? >> i mean, we should dispel ourselves of the notion of a safety zone as we've seen through this incident and previous incidents, nowhere is safe for anyone right now in gaza, there is about 85% of the gaza strip that is not currently subject to an evacuation in orders. so this is a small overcrowded parcel of land on theinfrastructure, very limited availability to provide services, protect people living in tents the plastic sheets that from what we what we can hear just disappeared beneath the ground. either they were hit directly or those in the surrounding areas just got swallowed up by the by the bomb damage the pursuit of hamas commanders has been very deadly for palestinians, and i just wonder what you make of the claim here that hamas had an operational center in the mi

but this is paula allies, except that some of the christian, alas of that he was talking about the great loss. and also it says, this is moses and asked me to be live on to stand by in this district all. busy eh, they can't take upon me to stay and says, just be the rather vague statement saying it danger is threatening us. then of course you have also goals, who are sick? if you're satisfied school, we're thinking that this is too much power is paula is too strong, is a states in the states and that they are not saying this publicly. they're like really careful what they're saying. and just like. ready an hour and a half ago, there was a group of who's going to support a see a passing by which the motorcycle is shooting into the air. kind of saying like, you know, we're, you're careful. don't you think of all think about it in the direction. those who might be happy with this got it. and from where you're standing and they will, what do you think we might expect from a ron next? well, you know, of course, it is the big sponsor of the who split up the reading president to say said busine

paula. so what's happening court right now well wolf, we have just learned the charges that ryan wesley routh, who will face any at least initially additional charges may be added. >> this hearing has just wrapped up during the hearing. it was revealed that he is facing two counts, including possession of a firearm. well, a while, a former felon and possession of a firearm with an obliterated serial number. so today's hearing, this was before a magistrate judge. this is not the judge that would oversee his case going forward. this is just so he understands the charges have been filed against him, and the judge can assess the current terms of his detention, but a formal detention hearing is scheduled for next monday, and then he will be arraigned and on the 30th. now, our colleagues inside report that he was dressed in dark prison garb and then he was actually shackled. it isn't something you always see in these kinds of hearings. but the hearing has just wrapped up, but he will be back in co

if has paula has reacted to the proposed temporary seatbar. so didn't know there is no, no official answer from his wallet to this proposal, but it is, it was already rejected from these really sites. i think the hosting right now is that of the tv, but i think it's safe to say that since the one that would be probably most of this is paula is of course the truth devising. it's a tax on was this right? if i was saying that we want to build up pressure, so that is really offensive. that causes true is going to it's so if they would no agreed to the end of the war here in the it was a warrant. gaza still continues. that will be some kind of competition. and if you offer it, he's pulled up. now in this proposal, there is of course the idea of $21.00 days off a ceasefire in good time. there should be work on a ceasefire and because district but i think that's too big. busy for his folder, they have a to the link to say, an end of the example can only have if there's an end of the wall, it in the gaza strip. and i was trying to list dream of glory

now we've, we've been talking about has paula and palestinian militant groups and 11 on, but there's 11 east states itself. and many people do not identify with the militant groups. how do the rest of the people in the country? what do they make of these recent developments as well as well? that has always been a very devices issue in 11 on. and as you say, it's your rising pointing out that stuff, many parts of the lebanese population, particularly the non, she got a positive nose population all vastly critical against distola has but it doesn't have very large support in these communities. and that has been a tendency for up this conflict of blame has voted for driving less and on into other question. now is of course, what will, what will be the, the outcome, the political outcomes of the we can not this paula of the is really a tax. and i think we'll have to wait and see how this scenario and fools right now . there is an unprecedented level of sla directly across the secretary and divides and nothing on people helping each other, finding shelter of people or setting up see kitch

and always saying that basically this paula is using the civilian population, the human she is, but of course it comes at a cost. and i think we only see now the casualty. numbers are coming in over the course of the evening. and also know of course, from the flight to strikes, of course is what i would say. we have been warning a people that the strikes are coming. and of course, it's one of the most densely populated areas there. be 1000 a sort of of a root. so we're expecting the, the desk told, and the injuries are coming from their to rise significantly. tanya kramer interest them. thank you. let's have a look else. and the other story is making headlines around the world floods. lensky held talks with former us president donald trump. on friday. the republican presidential nominee has repeatedly said to us is paying too much for ukraine's defense. ukrainian president wants to make sure the us continues to support, keeps fight against russia, regardless of who wins november's election. dozens of children's rounds and in the northern indian state of b ha, or bathing and rivers and

hancocks in abu dhabi paula, you are following the latest developments. what is happening? >> well, i know this happened in the early hours of today. the early hours of tuesday, and it was in the al mawasi area which has been designated by the israeli military as a humanitarian zone. thousands of palestinians over the months of move to this area we'll be in a evacuated by the military to this area because they were operating elsewhere. they live in tents. there is scant food or water very little humanitarian aid but this is considered a safer area than, than most in gaza. but what has happened in the early hours, according to the gaza civil defense, they say that eyewitnesses tell them they were five strikes that they heard, and it has left three very large craters we see from images that those civil defense it's officials also volunteers are using their bare hands to try and get to people beneath the sand. the civil defense say they believe that entire families have been buried. they say at this point, at least 40 have been killed because they have retri

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um uh, later tonight now and that actually has paula is placing those uh, you know, the headquarters a weapon storage in civilian homes. this is for the military here says, and this is why this tracking those houses or homes or, or areas they have said there's also you seen this also in gaza in the end, the war there striking those areas. and always saying that basically this paula is using the civilian population, the human she is, but of course it comes at a cost. and i think we only see now the casualty. numbers are coming in over the course of the evening. and also know of course, from the slides and strikes of course is what i would say. we have been warning a people that the strikes are coming. and of course it's one of the most densely populated areas there. be 1000 a sort of of a root. so we're expecting the, the desk told, and the injuries are coming from their to rise significantly. tanya kramer interest them. thank you. let's have a look now. some of the other stories making headlines around the world. florida is lensky has held talks with former us president donald trump.

and if they intervene is has paula is so massively hits, right? as we say, we don't want to jump the gun, we will get the latest info as when, when it comes to genetic, the settlement out in baby was. thank you. it would mean a studio is the document, at least on the list. a shiny was on is a little semi. so how much of a blue at the strikes for high school in minutes and undoubtedly this is the strongest israel has ever in football, as you know, history ever, you know, got from israel. there's no doubt. you know, it's, 1st of all, it's the end of a, of a long chain of attacks. have you seen israel, a, you know, inflicting on his blonde the last days, but definitely going into the heart of the headquarters of, of the starlight, whether he was there or not. and i mean, just to show you the, the penetration to be penetration digital and come soon, you know, technology and intelligence and so on. basically saying to his bottle, you were completely transparent. we, we know everything about you. that's of course, not something that makes it easy for hi

we're thinking that this is too much power is paula is too strong, is a states in the states and that they are not saying this publicly. they're like really careful what they're saying. and just like. ready an hour and a half ago, there was a group of who's going to support a see a passing by which the motorcycle is shooting into the air. kind of saying like, you know, we're here. careful. don't you think of all think about it in the direction. those who might be happy with this journalist cream l. glory in bear with me. thank you so much for joining us. us reactions to the death of has the leader has signed the style a continue to come in. us president joe biden said, quote, his debts from it is really air strike is a measure of justice where his many victims, including thousands of americans, is relays and lebanese citizens, united nations secretary general antonio gutierrez, said he is quote, gravely concerned by the dramatic escalation of events in bay root in the last 24 hours, while german foreign minister and elaina barrow box stated, quote, there is a risk of de stabilizing th

and which has paula is blaming israel. you and human rights few folk attacks at the symbol chain is targeting of civilians without knowledge of who is in possession of the violation of international human rights. so and now polls are on dwayne sure line, cause 1st presidential elections and sneak nomic crisis led to the collapse of its government in 2022. president. ronald with columbus single, came to power in the wake of that on sites and see who a parliamentary vote now he's wanting to retain his seat as an independent candidate. but rivals accusing the targeting poor people with i'm a fact all stairs he plans and tax hikes, but now fernandez joined us from the capital of columbus to tell us about the front runners in this race for the presidency. so we have a record, obviously number to 38 candidates for the front runners. as you mentioned, us 3, the main sort of names in the freight. we have the incumbent president on the cover cigna, the opposition need a subject frame of the us and been a sort of a, uh, not a surpri

and what are you hearing from has paula about the attacks that they've been carrying out. and we've just heard from comments from the israeli prime minister to as well. his bullet have issued a statement saying that they attacked with a 115 rockets and missiles into deep into his really territory 50 kilometers. davidson is writing these hers and getting places like 5 foot methics. we base the database, they are all the and into now the roof as well. this is very much a message from hezbollah, saying that we still have the infrastructure to be able to fight back the we are not done despite the events of the last week. now this is very important because although a lot of those rockets were intercepted, it's a simple message from hezbollah and that's how it's being seen here. it is an escalation and it has been met with a response from the is raised. they've been hitching with as drugs and drug strikes and you can have them in the uh, on occasion a little across a, this a buddha had been several attacks. the last one that we heard about was about the 3 and a half hours ago no

he said that while the us continues to work tirelessly to avoid another needless war, has paula has a choice, is ro and has bullock, can choose a diplomatic pause, is what do you have to say a diplomatic solution? not a military solution is the only way to ensure that displace civilians on both sides of the border can finally go back home. so i echo the call of president vice president mccrae and other leaders yesterday for an immediate 21 day seats far north. austin would not be drawn on questions of whether his row was indeed still listening to the united states to know whether a ground invasion into lebanon would constitute a red line for the united states. he said we have provided israel with what it needs to protect its suffering territory that hasn't changed and would change. don't he? the u. k. defense secretary judge benjamin netanyahu, and his paula to pay, he said to international voices cooling 21 days the spot to open the way for further diplomatic talks and what he described as a possible long term settlement that may emerge over 3 defense ministers. what emphatic and coo

the militant group, as paula said, the attack was in response to an earlier wave of his ready air strikes on southern level. one is right in the air strike is killed. 7 people in a school sheltering displaced families in gas, a safety, according to the homeless, controlled health ministry is riley ministry, said it had targeted militants operating from the comp time to after school. and earlier striking another school turned shelter killed at least $22.00 people trying as a new president elect a nora, tamara, this an ica has claimed victory after winning just over 42 percent inside of these election, the incumbent run meal, which grimacing has congratulated his opponent, on the victory, the marks as low major has spent most of his career on the fringes. for 2 years after frank is unprecedented, financial crisis is promises of tax cuts and tackling corruption has resonated with voters by what you then if you have just been elected for long cause, next president, a newer camara, dis, a night. a lift. this politician who spend most of his political career on the margins member who they mean

nice to see you, paula, walk us through how this will play out. >> good morning, john. while today's hearing is all about how to move forward in this case. after the supreme court really limited with special counsel can charge former president trump with and what evidence they can use in this case. now, in speaking with sources familiar with the trump team legal strategy they believe that a win today is just pushing anything of substance back until after the election. what the special counsel has not agreed to that, but they also so have not proposed their own timelines. so today, during this hearing, there are no cameras in federal court. former president trump is not here is not required to be, but i'll tell you they what's going to happen, judge. tanya chutkan, the judge overseeing this case. she is going to come in with a plan. she will have read everything that has been submitted. i've been in court with her in this case before, and she he's going to have a roadmap. she's going to ask the prosecutor some questions, just going to ask the defense some questions and w

paula, obviously a big day in court. the supreme court kind hitting the reset button on this federal election subversion case with their unity ruling what got sorted out today? >> well, not many things. were resolved in court today, but this was the first hearing since that historic supreme court decision limiting what prosecutors can charge former president trump with, and what evidence and they can use an boris. i was little surprised by just how contentious this hearing was at times, especially the exchanges between judge tanya chutkan and lawyers for former president trump the judge outright rejecting a suggestion by trump lawyers that she should just toss the indictment entirely against their client. she made it clear that as not going to happen she also made it clear that she is not taking into consideration the date of the election as she moves forward with this case. now she's been pretty consistent about that, that she does not take politics into consideration as she decides how this criminal case will proceed w

i'm paula reid in for kasie hunt. it's great to be with you, is israeli demonstrators are flooding the streets for another day. as part of one of the largest nationwide protests since the start of israel's war with hamas the protests fueled by anger at israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu for failing to secure a deal to release hostages and grief over the recent killings of six of those hostages including israeli american hersh goldberg, goldberg, polin netanyahu, staying defiant i'm asking for your forgiveness. that we didn't manage to bring them back alive we're very close but we couldn't make it a hamas, your show lemon car. hamas, you will pay a heavy price for this, a very heavy problem joining me now cnn international correspondent paula hancocks, apollo. what is the latest in israel well, we are seeing the israeli prime minister digging in and being defined as you say, when you see hundreds of thousands of protesters on the streets of israel, according to organizers for the second day in a row, calling for

thank you, paula, very much. i want to get the latest now, i'm donald trump's reaction to this apparent attempt on his life cnn's kristen holmes is in west palm beach, florida for us. she's near mar-a-lago go right now. kristen, what are you learning about trump's state of mind well, i've talked to a number of people who either spoken to the former president in the aftermath of that second assassination attempt, orban briefed on conversation ends with them who say that he is in good spirits, that he was making jokes at one point saying that it ruined a wonderful game of golf and noting that he was too under par time that it happened. >> he apparently told one person that he was going to win in november that he had upped his resolve for that. and at one point, he was asking what the media coverage has been of the second assassination attempt. all of this to say that it does seem as though his reaction to this has been very different than what we saw in butler, pennsylvania and the right after that event, we saw hi

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reid. >> we also have with us cnn senior legal analyst elie honig, paula, focusing, let's go back to judge marshawn's decision to push trump's sentencing date in the hush money cover up case until after the election why? >> well, here the judge really for the first time acknowledging that this sentencing occupies a unique place in american history. you're talking about a former president who is a presidential candidate. just a few weeks away from the election, the judge describes this situation as quote, fraught with complexities. that's an understatement jake. and look, he says he does not want to have any appearance that this sentencing is meant to influence the election or that it was influenced by the fact that there's an upcoming election. he writes, the members of this jury serve diligently on this case and their verdict must be respected and addressed in a manner that is not diluted by the enormity of the upcoming presidential election, but it's interesting because judge marshawn has rarely conceded to the trump team's legal arguments. in and around politics. but there is also

. >> well, cnn's paula hancocks joins us now from abu dhabi with more and paul, obviously, the u.s.o cairo, but not too much optimism for this trip well, that's right, anna, just the fact that he's not going to be stopping in israel on this particular trip shows that there isn't expected to be any breakthrough or any particular details that he will need to then convey to the israeli sides. >> now what we've heard from two biden administration officials is that national security security chiefs do not have an imminent plan to put forward a proposal of this hostage ceasefire deal to the u.s. president, meaning that it is not ready at this point which really shows how far these, talks stalled. we heard from officials just earlier this month that they believed it was going to be imminent, that they had this bridging proposal that both hamas and israel were going to be able to agree to. now the official say that they want to wait until they are secure in knowing that hamas could say yes to this deal at the end of the process but at this point, they're not confident of that. and there are

paula, i want to start with you.t is it about equine therapy that is really beneficial, especially to those with dementia? >> well, first, thank you for having us here. when we were here last time, we were at the barn. so we just left there, came here. so we're excited to be here. and the really the special bond between horses and humans goes way back, you know, hundreds and hundreds of years. if you think about people and horses, they've been part of our lives for transportation, for working in the fields. and so they've been a part of our life for our whole, a whole long time. but the specialness around therapy is that horses have this keen sense of what's around them, and they have this sense of connection and so they provide many people talk about horses being a mirror to yourself. and so they give this immediate, non-judgmental feedback to you about what you're working through and what you're working with. and so we're really excited about starting this program at stanford. and then at uc davis through research

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and cnn's paula hancocks joins me now, live from abu dhabi so paula, what is the latest on this intercepted missiles from lebanon after sirens sounded in tel aviv happened earlier. this wednesday morning, and the israeli military has now confirmed that that is the closest to the city that has been targeted by lebanon. >> we heard from the israeli military spokesperson saying that it was a heaven be and long missile and we understand also that it was shot down by one of the missile defense systems. israel has not the iron dome, which is the most widely used by the david's sling, which has a higher altitude in intercepting a missile so certainly this does appear as though it is somewhat of an escalation or at least a step ahead from what we're seeing in hezbollah road. but recent days we have been seeing a lot of short-range missiles. we had been seeing them targeting northern israel and in particular military installations what we have heard from hezbollah in their statement is that they were trying to target the masad headquarters near tel aviv saying that they were doing it in support of t