pelley puts words in his mouth. is probably presidency, but after 1400 israelis get slaughtered when president pelley thinks the siege of gaza would be an occupation. >> would you support israeli occupation of gaza at this po point? >> i think it would be a big mistake. look, what happened in gaza in my view is hamas extreme illnes of thomas don't represent all the palestinian people. and i think that it would be a mistake for israel to occupy gaza again. >> so why is the president talking about a palestinian state when hamas is butchering our strongest ally? how do you say hamas represent the palestinian people when the voted hamas in to represent t them? why do you think the saudis or the egyptians are opening their doors for the palestinians? these are savages and israel cannot coexist with them. the president should be encouraging our allies to defen themselves, not sway them aroun from this ground offensive. every day that goes by, that they don't rent these islamic tunnels, is another day that th united nation

laura scott pelley did the rest. there's limited fighting already on the northern israeli border.r, what is your message to hezbollah and its backer, iran? don't shoot. don't don't, don't , don't come across the border. don't escalate this war. that's right, laura. we went from make america great again to don't nice of scott pelley to fill in the blanks and read biden's mind there he could have said don't come out after dark. don't turn the call to prayer up too loud. and biden would have said, that's right. that's right. right. well here's what went from hope and change to don't write don't is it's kind of the perfect motto though for biden. we think don't we don't have a thriving economy. we don't have a leader who can actually speak. and we certainly don't have the border that's secure of our own. yeah well, and he also might say, don't walk up steps without tripping. i mean, this was the other day in pennsylvania and he stumbled along. it's turning very sad. laura, the president spoke at a human rights campaign event over the weekend and it was like he'd never seen an audience

scott pelley, when does he not seem tired and confused? >> he does all of the time.e rebels and iran in syria and hezbollah. you have hamas. you have iran itself all pointing at israel. he is about to make a trip there. what is concerning when you see that behavior and gaffes in the context of foreign policy. he said it's one thing if it's a minor incurion when russia invaded ukraine. his staff walked it back. he threw into question strategy about taiwan and in afghanistan he said no one is dying. oh, wait the afghans that fell from planes. these blunders do you feel secure as war is occurring in the middle east? i do not. >> sean: he doesn't have the strength or stamina and his cognitive struggles are every day. american enemies are seeing what we see. china, russia, iran and north korea. especially now, we have to think about iran and these terrorists groups what they will see. i am told behind-the-scenes by high ranking officials, sources of mine that biden is saying one thing publicly. behind-the-scenes pushing something very different called restraint. >> sean,

muff better for biden to meet with his national security team. >> what did you think about scott pelleywhen he gets tired his stutter comes back? >> the president is going to be 81. i think maybe it was a way of trying to explain away that biden was not -- when he's tired, you see that he's makes more mistakes, that he stumbles, he sometimes mixes things up. that can't be separated, i believe, from the president's age, which obviously is of concern to a great many, even democrats who worry about that. this is the test for biden. by the way, he faces a challenge now, 100 times more difficult, diplomatically and in terms of messaging than when he first gave that emotional speech saying we support israel against the blood thirsty terrorists of hamas. now in that interview, the president is saying it would be a mistake, a big mistake, for israel to occupy gaza, the invasion is obviously coming. so he's got to now balance the humanitarian crisis that is taking place in gaza strip with strong u.s. support for the israeli cause. israel was attacked in the most brutal and almost unspeakable fas

. >> reporter: for sunday night 60 minutes, scott pelley asked president biden whether the u.s. take on wars in ukraine and the middle east at the same time. >> we can take care of both of these and still maintain our overall international defense. we have the capacity to do this. >> reporter: meanwhile israeli leaders say they are doing whatever they can to rescue hostages hamas forced into gaza during their horrific attack on israel. >> at least 30 u.s. citizens have been killed. 13 remain unaccounted for. we just learned president biden is thinking about a trip to israel, but the travel plans have not been finalized. >>> the israeli military says hamas is holding 155 hostages. a family believes one of their missing family members is among the group of hostages. 19-year-old ronnie eschel is in the israeli defense force, stationed in southern israel near the gaza border. i talked to her aunt on the family's effort to find her. >> the last time we heard from ronnie was in a text message she sent to her mom at 9:27 a.m. the attacks started at 6:30 a.m. and she texted her mom, don

here he is speaking to scott pelley from our partners at cbs news.rt israeli occupation of gaza at this point? i think it would be a big mistake. look, what happened in gaza in my view is hamas and the extreme elements of hamas don't represent all the palestinian people. and i think that it would be a mistake for israel to occupy gaza again. but going in and taking out the extremists, the hezbollah up north, but hamas down south, is a necessary requirement. do you believe hamas must be eliminated entirely? yes, i do. but there needs to be a palestinian authority. there needs to be a path to a palestinian state. and you believe israel would pursue that after what's occurred? not now, not now. but i think israel understands that a significant portion of palestinian people do not share the views of hamas and hezbollah. earlier, i spoke to khaled elgindy, senior fellow and director of the program on palestine and palestinian—israeli affairs at the middle east institute. khaled, wejust heard there from president biden, saying he doesn't want to see an occ

. >>> our scott pelley spoke with president biden late last week for "60 minutes" about the israel crisishere's a preview. >> are the wars in israel and ukraine more than the united states can take on at the same time? >> no. we're the united states of america, for god's sake. the most powerful nation in the history -- not in the world, in the history of the world, the history of the world. we can take care of both of these and still maintain our overall international defense. we have the capacity to do this, and we have an obligation to. we are the essential nation, to paraphrase the former secretary of state. if we don't, who does? >> now you can see more of scott's interview with the president tonight on "60 minutes" at 7:00 p.m. eastern. >>> we go now to white house national security adviser jake sullivan. jake, i want to get straight to it. this is going to be very brutal urban warfare when israel moves in to gaza. how much time do you have to get the 500 to 600 americans trapped there out? >> well, margaret, we're in daily, indeed hourly contact with our counter parts in the israeli

you know, my only question for scott pelley is when does not he not seem tired and confused?ired kelly he does all ofth the time. >> i mean, and in particular, sean, when you've got, you know, houthi rebelsa an in yemen, iran, proxies in syria, you've got hezbollahva ,you've got hamas, you've got iran itself all pointed at israepointil. >> he's about to make a trip there. what's concerning is when you see that behavior and thosev gaffes in the context of foreign policy and we saw it when he said it's one thing, if it's a minor incursion, then russia invaded ukraine. we saw it when he suggested regimer inn ru change in russias staff walked it back. we saw it when he threw into question strategic ambiguity, of course, as it pertainedy to taiwan. and we saw it in afghanistan when he said no one'abous. i oh, wait, the afghans that fell from planes, that was just a few daysg. ago. tha >> so when you see these blunders in the context of foreign polic y, why do you feel secure right now as war is occurring in the middleders east? >> i certainly do not. all right. all right. let me a

biden, interviewed by scott pelley for sunday's "60 minutes" discussed his attempts to get them out. holding american hostages in gaza, you say what? >> i say we're going to do everything in our power to find them, everything in our power. and i'm not going to go into the detail that but we are working like on it. >> reporter: military personnel working directly with the israelis. they include 23-year-old hersh goldberg polin who was at the music festival attack on saturday and last seen near the gaza borders. classic itay chen. their relatives believe they been taken hostage. why do you feel so strongly about speaking to these families personally on zoom? >> because i think they have to know that the president of the united states of america cares deeply about what's happened, deeply. we have to communicate to the world this is critical. this is not even human behavior. it's pure barbarism. >> reporter: it is rare for a president to speak with families of americans who may be hostages like he did today, out of concern that it can raise the price on the head and the risk of those bei

coming up on "60 minutes," scott pelley's interview with president biden on the israeli/hamas conflictth israel and ukraine. until then, i'm jericka duncan. from all of us in new york, we thank you for watching. good night. ♪ >>> the recall efforts against alameda county's district attorney taking to the streets as her supporters and her critics make their case to the public. >>> if this administration can't hear the voices and the cries for our children, then we have a problem. >> leveraging peoples pain and suffering in order to score points is deformed. >>> plus bracing for a ground invasion into gaza. the latest on the worsening crisis as israeli families beg for hamas to release the hostages. >>> it's been in danger of demolitions for months. now san jose officials could be giving a historic church a lifeline to protect it going forward. >>> and undefeated no more. how the 49ers blew a late chance to save a win in cleveland and the stars who left early due to injuries. >>> live from the cbs studios in san francisco, i'm brian hackney. >> i'm andrea nakano. we begin in alameda coun

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have another front for israel to deal with the most important part of that interview is when scott pelleyn is behind the attack and the war and biden answered that there is no evidence establishing that and then they claimed that iran didn't have any advanced knowledge that an attack was coming that would lead the american people to believe that iran, the leading state sponsor that funds hamas to the tune of billions in terms of state sponsor of terror, didn't know this attack was coming? what sane and sober person believes this? of course they did. without iran there is no hamas. this may be why there is an abc poll out yesterday showing 54% of americans disapprove of the president's handling of this war. only 41% approve. the bottom line is that iran absolutely is fueling this and the fact that the president of the united states still says well maybe they didn't know that this was coming that is an insult to our collective intelligence to this point carley and todd. >> todd: in light of that, do you have any confidence going forward that joe biden, in light of everything that we know, t

i don't want to hear from pelley . >> that'll think we have a palestinian state of this point. i've given up on the palestinian . if i was in israel, i couldn't be talking about a palestinian state. i don't think that joe biden should be talking about a palestinian state right now and i don't like how people try to differentiate between the palestinians and hamas. to me i see people. with guns thatink is hamas and the peoplo without the guns are the palestinians. they believe the same thing. the palestinians hired hamas to run their government. they all love killindiffg jews.i they says they believe in suic bombings. every time a palestinian refuge goes to another country, it doesn't work out so well for th other country and for those palestinian. no one wants them. you don't see egypt opening up their doors or jordan, the saudis. i don't they want the palestinians. i think we all know why they don't want the palestinians and it is not working out having th palestinians and hamas right next door to the israelis, selfr time is running out for net andt yahoo. i don't know why the

. >> bret: here is what president biden told scott pelley on "60 minutes" about iran. >> is iran behind gaza war? >> i don't want to get into classified information but to be very blunt with you there is no clear evidence of that. >> bret: i guess it raised some eyebrows because obviously iran funnels tons of money and has had a lot more to funnel to them in recent years. and there have been reports in the "wall street journal," "new york times," "the washington post," reuters, a.p. about sourcing that they are behind in some way, shape, or form, the planning of this attack and others. where do you see this? >> so, i think the area of disagreement is whether the leadership of iran is involved. and i don't know the answer to that. but what we do know is that quds force trains and eequips hamas. trains and eequips hezbollah. we know that iran buys these rockets for both hamas and hezbollah. and so we do know that the training and equipment is very much comes from iranian sources. whether they were part of the planning of this, we don't know but certainly the training and the operations th

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you know, that question posed by scott pelley on "60 minutes" and the answer received by the presidentlly raised some eyebrows i'm told in the foreign policy and intelligence community. what was your thoughts when you heard it and what can you tell us about it. >> i don't understand this attempt to down play iran's role and sweep fund the rug. iran is behind all of this. their fingerprints are all over. this iran provides $150 million per year to hamas and weapon systems that they use to kill innocent civilians in israel. of course they are behind this. all their proxies, hamas is a proxy of iran. hezbollah is a proxy of iran. and the iran-backed she a militias in iraq and elsewhere are all backed by iran. so, the idea that they are somehow not behind this really defies common sense. what i don't want to see is more funding. today i'm introducing my bill to freeze those $6 billion of assets through sanctions so that we don't fund more of this terror that iran is funding across the middle east. >> bret: yeah. let alone the billions of dollars from oil sales that iran has because of loos

. >> reporter: in an interview with scott pelley for sunday's "60 minutes," president biden discussed efforts to find 14 americans still unaccounted for. >> i say we're going to do everything in our power to find them, everything in our power. and i'm not going to go into the detail of that, but we're working like hell on it. >> reporter: at least 27 americans are known to be among the dead. >>> an israeli air strike killed a journalist and injured six others on friday. isahm abdullah was a photojournalist for reuters. the group of journalists were working along the border between israel and lebanon where the israeli military and lebanese militia, hezbollah, have been trading fire. he was providing live video coverage of the fighting along the border, doing crucial but dangerous work. reuters says it's seeking more information and working to support isham's family and colleagues. >>> u.s. secretary of state antony blinken arrived in saudi arabia this morning. it's part of his regional tour across the gulf arab countries as he tries to prevent the current conflict between hamas and isr

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. >> reporter: in an interview with scott pelley for sunday's "60 minutes," president biden discussedicans still unaccounted for. >> i say we're going to do everything in our power to find them, everything in our power. and i'm not going to go into the detail of that, but we're working like hell on it. >> reporter: at least 27 americans are known to be among the dead. the u.n. is telling israel that it must rescind its order to send gazans south. they say it will just compound the humanitarian crisis that is already existing in that coastal strip. we are seeing morgues overflowing with bodies, so much so that ice cream trucks are being used to store the dead. kelsey. >> so, ian, as you said, the deadline that israel gave these people to evacuate has now passed. so what is the current situation surrounding the evacuations in northern gaza now? >> reporter: people are still trying to move south. and you see them using cars, trucks, even docky carts, any way that a lot of these people can just continue to move south. these people want to live in safety, want to have a sense of security,

blinken had yesterday with some families, the president also earlier spoke to "60 minutes's" scott pelley about why he wanted to talk to these families. >> why do you feel so strongly about speaking to these families personally on zoom? >> because i think they have to know that the president of the united states of america cares deeply about what's happening, deeply. we have to communicate to the world this is critical. this is not even human behavior. it's pure barbarism. and we're going to do everything in our power to get them home if we can find them. >> that is the essence of joe biden, and i should add also tony blinken in the extraordinary meetings he held yesterday, jeremy. the israelis i talked to say when they saw the president's speech the other night, tony blinken's yesterday, some of them, including officials, were in tears. >> yeah. the statements, the moral clarity, really, from the president and from our secretary of state has been striking that the hour, and it's precisely what the israeli people need. they need to be consoled, and there are bill boards in tel aviv saying

he was emotional throughout that section of the interview, an extraordinary interview with scott pelley on "60 minutes." andrew? >> he was similarly emotional when he spoke at his confirmation, when he spoke at ellis island, talking about what the country means to him and particularly given his background and what it meant to his family coming here. whatever one thinks about merrick garland in terms of whether he should have acted faster or not in connection with any of these investigations and particular decisions, i think it's very notable that he is understanding that it's so important for the attorney general to be speaking out and for the public to get to know him because there really is a void otherwise where you only hear from detractors, you only hear people talking about the weaponization and politicization of the department of justice. and so he is clearly trying to counter that. >> and he's been getting it from both sides, a lot of tension with the white house as well. vaughn hilliard, michael schmidt, andrew weissman, thank tuesday all all of you. and the speaker challenge.

cbs's scott pelley asked the president why he wanted to do that, why he wanted to speak to them during taped for "60 minutes." >> why do you feel so strongly about speaking to these families personally on zoom? >> because i think they have to know that the president of the united states of america cares deeply about what's happened, deeply. we have to communicate to the world, this is critical. this is not even human behavior, it's pure barbarism and we're going to do everything in our power to get them home if we can find them. >> joining me now, journalist, author, and msnbc contributor. jonathan, you've spent years covering the middle east, covering this region in gaza, in israel. that's the hard question. how do you find them? how do you rescue them? how do you save them? >> yeah, well, nobody has any easy answers to this. nobody knows whether it's even possible to do so because of the tunnels that hamas has built under gaza city. i wouldn't underestimate the israelis, you might recall the raid at tevi airport where they freed a bunch of israeli hostages that had been taken by terr

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here is he is speaking to scott pelley from our partners at cbs news.he israeli occupation of gaza at this point? i think it'd be a big mistake. look, what happened in gaza, in my view, is hamas and the extreme elements of hamas don't represent all the palestinian people. and i think that... it would be a mistake for israel to occupy gaza again. we, but going in but taking out the extremists the hezbollah is up north, but hamas down south is a necessary requirement. do you believe that hamas must be eliminated entirely? yes, i do. but there needs to be a palestinian authority. there needs to be a path to a palestinian state. and you believe israel would pursue that after what's occurred? not now. not now, but, but i think israel understands that a significant portion of palestinian people do not share the views of hamas and hezbollah. 0ur correspondent anna foster is in the north of israel, close to the country's border with lebanon — and she joins us live. welcome, we understand areas are being evacuated... that welcome, we understand areas are being e

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