it's a bit of a roll of a dice depending on where you are hi raffa. thank you so much. >> all right. here to discuss is carissa ss a danco. she's an astronomer from the tellus science museum. chris and good to see you. how excited are you about this moment tomorrow? >> oh, i am very excited about tomorrow >> what is an astronomer look forward to here? >> so a lot of scientists are actually looking forward to seeing the corona. so the outer layer of the sun's atmosphere because it's not something that we really get to see a lot. so we're just trying to get as much information as we can during those few minutes of totality. >> oh, right. that's this is an exciting time. it's, it's a teaching learning moment even for those if you studying it for the sake of the science. but then for the regular folks out there who have gotten their glasses, they're told to be in place at a certain hour depending on geographically where you are it may not just be the four minutes of a moment that they're looking forward to. but what can you tell them to expect leading up

for instance, would invasion of raffa, which you have urged him not to do, would that be a red line? is a red line, but i'm never going to leave israel. the defense of israel is still critical, so there's no... red line, i'm going to cut off all weapons so they don't have the iron dome to protect them, they don't have, but there's red lines that if he crosses and they cannot have 30,00 more palestinians dead, as a consequence of going after, there's other ways to deal, to get to, to deal with the with with the trauma caused by hamas, so there is no red line for israel is there, uh, it doesn't seem so, it's outrageous that western media is actually spouting this stuff, biden repeats that he will not. never stop sending arms and funds to the zionists, he says is a red line, and then three seconds later he says there are no red lines, so what is it that's finally going to end this genocidal war, because it's certainly not a come to jesus meeting, or whatever it is that he said. netanyahu watched the same interview that we all watched, and he saw it as a card lunch to continue his genoci

how to protect the 1.2 million palestinians living there ahead of an expected israeli assault the raffa morgue wrapped in a single large body bag, an uncaught brings the remains of several children who were among 12 of his relatives killed overnight let's show bucket level thought they were children who had him. jeremy says the youngest, three, four years old, when they got take revenge for them on israel up on hospital alone. i'm a lucky no one cares that aren't suzan abu touha says, the israeli is committing massacres while the world watches, look at what they've done, we can't find whole bodies, only bits of them more than 34,000 palestinians killed in gaza. >> now, according to the health ministry, irrespective of who they blame, all here, feeling helpless to hold back the seemingly inevitable idf offensive in over the past week, the idf calling up to reserve brigades, for operational activities in raffa & on thursday to senior israeli officials briefed president biden's national security adviser on their planning which until now at least has not satisfied the white house that civil

over the past week, the idf calling up to reserve brigades for operational activities in raffa, and on thursday to senior israeli officials briefed president biden's national security adviser on that planning, which until now at least has not satisfied the white house. but civilians will be safe nic robertson cnn jerusalem well, for more seen as not a bashir is filling developments and joins us live from london, gadaffi with this, not as a as if the assault of gaza wasn't painful enough. >> israel's prime minister has promised more painful blows plus an increase in political and military pressure. what does that mean? and what does it mean for the population there that has already saying the death toll rises to over 34,000 people people of course dying, not just from attacks, but also now disease and starvation i mean, the destruction is hard to put into words and the idea that we could see an intensification is certainly concerning to say the least. >> now of course, for weeks now, the israeli government has been warning of an operation, a ground operation in rafah important to rem

elisa raffa for us on whether thank you very much for that. are 23 minutes past the hour year. here's your morning round up in idaho, man accused of planning attacks on churches and pledging allegiance to isis, pleading not guilty let's eat a terrorism charges. court documents show alexander mercury, you told an undercover fbi source that he supported the terror group president biden says he's considering australia's request to drop charges against wikileaks founder julian assange. prosecutors have been trying to extradite assange from the uk for a decade for publishing in classified us military documents online >> in a few >> hours, japanese prime minister kishida will address congress underscoring a strong alliance it's with a us and the need for a unified approach to china it comes ahead of a trilateral summit with president biden and filipino president fernandez ferdinand sand marcos junior i cannot next here, new comments just in from the fbi director about an indispensable tool to keep america safe? says that republicans just rejected plus donald trump's reversal on abort

meteorologist elisa raffa is watching this one for us and she's joining us now. what are you seeing in terms of forecast? now? we're >> watching the possibility of a storm system developing on monday. and here's the bullseye were severe threat would be right over dallas, parts of southern arkansas, there, right in the path of totality, the jet stream or the path to store munis kinda sitting right there. and that's where we can find that storm development and the clouds. so our risk of seeing some rain is pretty high over parts of texas, louisiana, arkansas another storm system up in the northern plains as well. and you can see where we can find some showers as we go into monday and that would of course come with some cloud cover. so when you look at the cloud cover, you could see it does look pretty cloudy, especially on the southern half of the path of totality here from texas into arkansas, maybe a little bit more clear up in new england, places like upstate new york and vermont on that path of totality. again, if you know, you're learning what this eclipse eve

allie raffa is live with more. >> reporter: laura, good morning. the biden administration is now considering response options after the u.s. intelligence assessment warned iran may be planning to hit targes inside israel according to sources familiar. the white house monitoring any progress made during renewed cease-fire talks in cairo and actions by the israelis. the u.s. cautiously welcoming israel's commitment to open another port and border crossing into gaza and the phone call with president biden and prime minister netanyahu. this planned after the air strike killed serve aid workers this week. warning of netanyahu if u.s. did not take the steps, the policy would change. not specifying how. the president on friday declines to answer if he threatened netanyahu with stopping the military aid to israel. a growing group of lawmakers is pushing the president to do. >> allie, the president traveled to the bridge collapse site. what did he say? >> reporter: the president getting a look at the clean-efforts before meeting with the families of those p

currently 1.5 million people are exposed in the sudden. the city of raffa, starving, a situation which is beyond obseine. the decision to shave my head today is as much about grieving for those killed as it is about revolt and shame about the government's complicity in the destruction of gaza. as a mother, it's incredibly hard to imagine the pain that the women in gaza are experiencing. the decision to shave my head is about carrying those feelings with me, refusing that life goes on as usual with. and the side is infolding. i'm cutting my hair in grief and solidarity with palestinian women. water is being used as a weapon of war and this must stop. as a healthcare worker i've been devastated to see the destruction of hospitals and healthcare workers losing their lives as they try to save people. for woman losing my hair, it makes you feel vulnerable and obviously i'm doing it by choice. so i'm hoping to have conversations and... 'some of those conversations will be positive and some of them might be quite hard, but i think we need to have them. our hair, it's part of our ego, we can l

especially as we increasingly now. talking about a potential escalation with boots on the ground in in raffa, so i think it was more than deliberate, it was seeking to send the message. right, and let's cross over to mr. engesa, as we were mentioning in our intro, around 60% of non-governmental aid getting into the seat strip uh was reported to be from the world central kitchen, as a result of the attack, the charity has suspended its operations in gaza, is that what the israelis were aiming for? yeah, thank you, and first of all, the situation in gaza is very dire, the farming situation is very, very dire, and this is because this is, this is, this is not a natural disaster, but it is a situation that has been artificially. created by the israel regime and within it policy of even attacking humanitarian organizations who there to correct you know the famine has been caused by the genocidal attacks on gaza the zionist regime who is actually not complicit, but advancing the policy of genocide against palestinian people do not want aid to reach where it is needed most, thank you gentlemen, tha

i think israel is going to go ahead with the raffa operation. it's achieved overwhelming support, both by these israeli public within the government but i think it's just going to have to be very, very cautious to reduce as much as possible the civilian casualties on the palestinian sayyed and try to meet the biden minister thracian to the greatest degree possible halfway. >> i was told that the plans that the israeli government presented to the biden administration the biden administration, todd, we're almost laughable. they were going to put people mill millions of people's intense that it just didn't seem like they had a real plan to alleviate the humanitarian crisis that would result well, i know that israel has gone and there's really representatives have talked several times with the vital ministration with these plans at these really planners are convinced that these plans are workable and will greatly reduce palestinian civilian casualties. >> the great challenges you're dealing with, the anatomy hamas, which is using these palestinians

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... the house in the southern city of rafa killed four people, including two infants, elsewhere in raffa, several palestinians were killed and wounded after israeli jets targeted another residential building, series of israeli raids left at least two palestinians dead, and over dozen wounded in the al-magghazi refugee camp in central gaza, inda, several people were killed and dozens injured as a result of the regime's raids, nearly 32,980 people have so far been killed in over 75, 500 injured since israel began its gaza genocide early last october.v's correspond joined us earlier. he says it's another tough night for palestinians in central gaz as israel has intensified air strikes against daral b and several other areas. yes, actually the israeli war planes intensified their strikes and attacks against their balah city, particularly over the last couple of movements at least for palestinian residential buildings were targeted and destroyed by those relentless air strikes. in addition to that, the israeli artillery maintain shelling the eastern bars of the city, while in the when it come

elisa raffa. thank you so much. lucy cabin off as well all right. >> for more now, on the impact in nebraska and joined by omaha police chief, todd schmaderer chief great to see you so a humming. what has your department? been through so far in this aftermath tell you what it's been. >> it's been a long day, but we're very happy with the way things turned out, omaha. omaha metropolitan areas, over 1 million population. >> and we had some severe tornadoes hit us and numerous spots. and that the damage has been immense, but the amazing part of but is no one has been seriously injured. >> nobody has been killed are warning systems here in omaha and douglas county really worked to perfection. so we had a good warning and everybody got to shelter. >> i mean, what a monster twister that we're seeing right now. it is miraculous no fatalities, no injuries which is what you just said. now, what about individuals trapped? we heard from other folks who had gone to their basements and some to emerge to see just all the debris o

also with us nbc's allie raffa in washington. what's it like there amid this new round of protests?se, in some ways it feels like we are back to a time before october 7th. you'll remember for the first ten months of 2023 before the hamas terror attack, israelis were out on the streets in enormous numbers, every single week protesting against prime minister benjamin netanyahu's plans to weaken the supreme court. now they are back on the streets. it's many of the same people, more liberal, more secular people. they are calling for a new round of elections. they are calling for a cease fire deal to free the hostages, and many of them are very angry that ultra orthodox jewish members of the israeli society are not serving in the israeli military. now, that's something that's been true since the founding of the state of israel but has taken on new significance as israel enters six months of war. people feel that the burden of military service is not being shared equally across society. now, just because people are out on the streets in big numbers does not mean there are going to be new

minister bezalel smotrich effectively saying that if netanyahu agrees to shelf the operation to go into raffa, the planned operation that they would effectively leave the governing coalition. they would leave the government now, israel hasn't said that it would cancel the operation. quite the contrary, what we're hearing from officials is that even if there is a temporary ceasefire which sees a number of israeli hostages were abducted on october the seventh, free from captivity, that the rafah operation would still go ahead and would simply be postponed. i was biden and netanyahu are having their conversation, hostage talks between israel and hamas, mediated by egypt are ongoing. there hasn't been a break a few, but neither have these talks broken down. israel and the united states saying that the stumbling block, the main stumbling block remains, hamas's insistence that for there to be a deal to free a number of hostages that israel has to agree to a complete cessation of hostilities and withdrawal of all forces from the gaza strip. something netanyahu has in the past described as a we delus

. >> joining us now nbc news international correspondent meagan fitzgerald, nbc's allie raffa standingat the white house, and evelyn farkas, former senior adviser to the supreme allied commander of europe and executive director of the mccain institute. what do we know about the president's mind-set and white house expectations of this phone call? >> reporter: yeah, ana, good morning. it's significant anytime the president and prime minister netanyahu speak over the phone, but this time is incredibly consequential considering that this is going to be, as you mentioned, the first time these two leaders have spoken since that strike that killed seven aid workers and one u.s. official tells us that this call was scheduled after that strike took place. the official also adding that the president is, quote, still very angry about that strike, and the official is saying that his anger is going to be conveyed to prime minister netanyahu on this call, and it's indicative of a broader problem, they say, of how israel is conducting its military operation, saying that either israel is not passing

joining us now is nbc news meagan fitzgerald, nbc's allie raffa at the white house, and joel rubin, formeruty assistant secretary of state in the obama administration. let's start with meagan. walk us through this report. >> reporter: the idf starts by saying their forces first identified a gunman on one of the aid trucks and then identified an additional gunman. after the vehicles left the warehouse where the aid had been unloaded, one of the commanders mistakenly assumed that hamas operatives were in the vehicles and that they didn't know, in fact, it was world central kitchen staff. the idf is calling it a grave mistake, stemming from a serious failure. they're also taking action. we're told that they dismissed two high ranking commanders on the ground and reprimanded osteo. others. the idf said this shouldn't happen and they'll be making sure it doesn't happen again. moments ago, secretary blinken said the u.s. will be fully assessing the idf's report and said they're not just looking to see what steps are being taken but the results of those steps. as you mentioned, world central kitc

and then from knoxville if to charleston going into tomorrow all right elisa, raffa for us to lisa.much for that. coming up next to your donald trump shares of video of an image with president biden hogtied. now we've republican lawmaker says politicians need to tone down the rhetoric plus america's sweethearts versus dirty debutante, a column about the women's ncw tournament lands and newspaper in the hot seat let's see an infill. sunday, april 21 at nine >> when you're the leader, is asked to clean up and restoration how do you make like it never even happened? >> happened >> whatever comes your way. >> there's a pro for that. serve bro like it never even happened. >> we can carousel my tiny patches. she's improving the look of her fungus damage nail while she's only carousel patches worked for up to eight hours to reduce this coloration and thickness. >> now, that's what i call the utc kherson nighttime patches. we've got you covered. >> i have moderate to severe crohn's disease. now, they're sky rosie, things are looking afghans and ginger macron's means and methane feel signifi

meteorologists, elisa raffa joins us now and elisa along the path of totality, it looks like some peoplere going to get a great clear view, but others maybe not so much yeah, we've got this storm system that's developing over parts of the southern plains. a lot of people headed to doubtless to see this and that's where we've got a severe threat that's growing on the southern end of the path of totality. we now have a level three out of five and enhanced risk for strong and severe storms with large hail damaging winds, and isolated tornadoes. now when we put the storms it's in play, it looks like they do fire up after the eclipse. so this is 1:00. you can see you've got that path of totality. they're pretty dry and then they do fire up about one or two hours after we're looking at after three or 4:00 for those storms to fire up in texas, but it will though, of course, come with clouds as those storms are getting ready. so we're looking at some mostly cloudy skies in doubt alice as you hit that path, that peak of totality at 1:40 for places like indianapolis, you've got much more clearing,

bombing. of house in the southern city of rafa killed four people, including two infants elsewhere in raffa. several palestinians were killed and wounded after israeli jets targeted another residential building. series of israeli raids left at least two palestinians dead, and over dozen wounded in almazi refugee camp in central gaza and dar albala. several people were killed and dozens injured as a result of the regime's raid. over 33 people have so far been killed and over 75,000 600 injured since israel began its gaza genocide early last october. the press tvs abu musape is joining us now from deral bala in central gaza with uh more on the uh recent israeli genocidal attacks that are continuing uh all over gazam what he have to share with us. yes, good morning, let me first of all begin with the latest update of gaza's health ministry in terms of the atrocities the israel incubation forces committed over the last 24 hours across all areas of gaza strip, whereas at least uh uh six opalling massacers were committed over the last 24 hours, claiming the lives of 61 palestinian civilians and i

strip nearly six months into its genocidal war. regime's latest bombing of a home in southern city of raffa killed four people, including two infants. elsewhere in rafa, several palestinians were killed and wounded after israeli war planes targeted another residential building. now seriously israely raids left at least two palestinians dead and over dozen wounded in al-magghazi refugee camp in central gaza. in uh derral balah several people were killed and dozens injured as a result of the regime's raids. nearly 33,00 people have so far now been killed and over 75,500 injured since israel began its campaign of genocide in october 7th. president gaza correspondent moti abusaba joined us earlier. he says it's another tough night for palestinians. in central gaza as israel has intensified its air strikes. yes, actually the israeli war planes intensified their strikes and attacks against their balah city, particularly over the last couple of movements, at least for palestinian residential buildings were targeted and destroyed by those relentless air strikes. in addition to that, the israeli art

we have allie raffa traveling with the president this morning. >> reporter: peter, good morning. all signs the iranian strike could be imminent as the pentagon repositions in the middle east in anticipation of it. president biden questioned about the looming strike as he boarded air force one friday night. >> mr. president, are you worried iran will kill americans? >> i'm always worried about americans. >> reporter: the military is on high alert and the u.s. military is barring people from traveling outside the cities for their safety in israel. they are warning about traveling against this reason. israel has been threatening rehe retaliation after a strike killed several top commanders. israel has threatened if iran strikes inside israel, it will retaliate by striking inside iran. president biden hasn't said how the u.s. would respond, but the u.s. commitment defending is iron clad. >> allie, there is a new warning that ukraine could lose its war without more u.s. military aid. what more can you tell us about the status of that? >> reporter: peter, the top american military comm

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alerts for up to a foot of snow, even a blizzard warning up in parts of the great lakes, or at least raffa, 15 inches of snow and snow ports, new england. >> wow all right. >> it is april. it is time to be done with this coming up for us. outrage from the oval office. president biden, with some of his harshest words yet and criticizing israel after the strike that killed aid workers with world central kitchen, more coming from the white house on this today. and a cascade of avoiding the double errors. the new government review hitting microsoft over a chinese hack that breached its network and also government email accounts sunday on a special episode of the >> whole story, new interviews with return israeli hostages in with someone with you, a terrorist with you every day, every second. >> so very deep aspects of humanity that are taking keenan way and the flank for the release of those still in captivity. >> i worry moos that she will despair. >> and >> this is what i keep telling her in my mind >> stop the whole story with anderson cooper sunday at eight on cnn >> it's a new day. >> one

so they can then get ready to go into raffa. >> and it does >> sound from that soundbite as if that is the plan. >> we >> sadly seen that in the past with the withdrawal of israeli troops from other parts of northern and central gaza. of course, what we have seen now following the withdrawal of troops from khan yunis is complete and utter destruction left in the wake of that latest military version. this is an operation which has been ongoing for months and we've heard from israeli military official senate, they have concluded their targets in the khan younis area, but that their troops have been withdrawn to recuperate, to prepare for another operation. unclear where that operation will be. but of course, we've been hearing those warnings about a ground operation in an alpha for some time now, although israel continues to come under international pressure to protect civilian lives, we know of course, there are some 1.5 million civilians currently sheltering in the southern city. and what we've seen just in the last few hours is civilians returning now to khan yunis, many of them have

but we do have some clear skies up new england. >> all right, elisa raffa for us. thanks so much for that forecast. we appreciate it. >> and as you just saw, the total solar eclipse, it's going to pass over large areas of the country, including right over niagara falls, which has seen a big influx of tourist. >> and that's where we find >> cnn's harry enten. we're also going to check in first with miguel marquez, who who is joining us from cleveland, and miguel cleveland, right in the center of the path of totality. i know yesterday everyone was getting a little anxious about the potential for rain what's the word there today >> sun, sun is the word. it was sunny yesterday. it's sunny today. it's going to be sunny tomorrow. we commanded it. we've done the sun dancers. it's going to happen. absolutely guaranteed. it's gonna be gorgeous. look, this is the great lakes science center. there's gonna be one of the bigger sort of events here, 30,000 people, maybe plus according this area tens of thousands everywhere watching this thing. this is home cleaving his home to t

elisa raffa. thank you so much. still to come hundreds of thousands of people in colorado are without power after intense wins what through the state, how long the conditions are expected to last next get your viewing glasses, right? >> getting an experience so >> rare, it won't happen again for another two decades. joint cnn for live coverage around the country of the spectacle in the skies, eclipse across america live tomorrow with one on cnn or streaming on macs >> how far would you go? does that the ambiance of your space, try the air wigwe with air wick essential missed confused with natural essential oils, defile your low but with immersive fragrance for up to 45 days now that's a breath of fresh air wick i was just showing stuck. i always want to stay my always crying. i was sad >> i was diagnosed with rob know miles sure. comma once we got the first initial hit, it was just straight tears sickness and your stomach? just don't want to get about abed >> that statement well, you got to look on the bright side o

let's get the latest from urologists elisa raffa, at least. what can you tell us this morning? >> yeah. thankfully those were lifted on this morning, but yeah, tracking those massive seven point magnitude earthquake, just offer the east coast, they are of taiwan that was pretty shallow. we are finding we seen on the video all the structural damage, landslides, a lot of these buildings have heavy wood frame in construction. some of the aftershocks have been as much as six point in magnitude. so with the building's kind of already loosen their foundation from the first earthquake. it's not going to take much in those aftershocks to cause further damage. now, of magnitude seven point on the richter scale for an earthquake is very rare worldwide. we only average about 15 per year. that's across the world to get something this intense. and they are most common in this area of the world. we call it the ring of fire because that's where nearly 450 of our volcanoes, 90% of the world's earthquakes all happened in this area. and that's because that's where we have the edge of two massive

we're thinking about all those people in their families let's bring in meteorologists, elisa raffa, who's tracking this weekend's dangerous weather systems. and elisa, we're now hearing we were just talking about this few minutes ago of these rare tornado alert along with warnings of rare excessive rain. what, what is rare about these threats? >> yeah so there are heightened alert we get tornado watches in the this time of year pretty frequently. and you can see we have plenty of them from southern iowa all the way down through kansas, oklahoma, and then down into parts of texas. but what's rare about the part of the tornado watches an oklahoma, it's called a particularly dangerous situation. so this is not just a tornado watch where we're worried about tornadoes. this is, we're worried about strong tornadoes were worried about e, f three ef for violent type tornadoes this type of watches only issued about 7% of the time we ended again is very rare and you can see the super cells, all these little discrete loan cells, those are firing up and those are the things that can rotate and that c

bombing of house in the southern city of rafa killed four people, including two infants elsewhere in raffa. several palestinians were killed and wounded after israeli jets targeted another residential building. series of israeli raids left at least two palestinians dead and over dozen wounded in alaghazi refugee camp in central gaza and deer alballo. several people were killed and dozens injured as a result of the regime's raids. over 33,00 people have so far been killed and over 75. 600 injured since israel began its gaza genocide early last october, nearly the past six months, israel has been using starvation as a weapon of war against palestinians for 2 million hungary gazans, most days bring a difficult search for something eat. thousands of them are also forced to make treaterous journey to uh get flower from aid trucks of israel's relentless bombing and shelling. campaign, let's take a listen to some of the gassons who explain her sufferings and how they struggled to get flour for daily bread. we wait all night for this flower, we sleep on the streets in the cold on the sand, endurin

for example, even the few friends of mine that i've managed to stay in contact with that are now in raffa, there is no intention to leave gaza despite the hardship that they're enduring, and in reality, what has the the ziness entity done, it created an entire new generation of resistance, but not only among palestinians, throughout the populations of the world, because even those arab states that have normalized relation. with israel that have effectively tried to alleviate the pressure on israel since the 7th of october, even in those countries the populations are against their government's policy, look at the protests that are now spreading across the middle east but across the entire world, so what the zinist entity has actually done is to raise awareness in the world of the palestinian issue, put it back on a world stage and turn you know, if you really want to to be honest, we are all hamas, we are all the resistance, because the zionist entity is exposed for its sadistic, savage, brutal policy, not only in palestine, regionally and globally. well, um, venessa, for two decades, we h

for example, even the few friends of... that i've managed to stay in contact with that are now in raffa, there is no intention to leave gaza despite the hardship that they're enduring, and in reality what has the the designers entity done, it's it created an entire new generation of resistance, but not only among palestinians, throughout the populations of the world, because even those arab states that have normalized relations with israel that... have effectively tried to alleviate the pressure on israel since the 7th of october, even in those countries, the populations are against their government's policy. look at the protests that are now spreading across the middle east, but across the entire world. so what the zinist entity has actually done is to raise awareness in the world of the palestinian issue, put it back on a world stage and turn, you know, if you really... want to to be honest, we are all hamas, we are all the resistance, because the zionist entity is exposed for its sadistic, savage, brutal policy, not only in palestine, regionally and globally. well, um, vanessa, for t

let's get straight to our meteorologists, elisa raffa, who is tracking those storms right now. elisa, what do you see? i mean, it's been a >> really busy night. we have multiple reports of damaging winds, large hail, at least three reported tornadoes so far and parts of oklahoma, the hail has been ginormous overnight. we're talking two inches, three inches, 4.5 inches in diameter. and when you look at that scale, we're talking about hail baseball, two softball size that could really do a lot of damage and cause injury. here's where we've got the storms this morning that tornado watch until 8:00 central time for parts of eastern missouri, southern illinois, as we continue with that threat for tornadoes early this morning. here's a look at where we've got some mornings tornado, warnings, their sound of st. louis closer to paducah and i want to point out, we can see the lightning strikes, but we're having a hard time getting the radar data this morning because they're actually is a national outage with our radar information, all the red dots that you see here are radar sites that

center, cnn, as of course, covering the story from all angles, i want to go to our meteorologist elisa raffa. she's over at the cia weather center for us. so at least walk us through what we know so far >> yeah. well, i mean, i know that new yorkers are quite shaken both figuratively and literally by this earthquake. we know it was a 4.8 magnitude earthquake with that epicenter in central new jersey. it was a hello earthquake, which is why so many people were able to feel the shaking. looking at some numbers, at least 23 million people felt light shaking 300,000 people felt some of that moderate shaking. so i know from people in new york that they had things that were shaking on shelves and getting tossed around in trust rhino people that were driving on the roads and felt it while we were driving in the heart of new york city. now, this area is not really prone to earthquakes, we don't really have a big seismic fault or anything on the east coast here, it's not like what we've been talking about in taiwan. that's seven point magnitude earthquake that sits in an area that's prone to very lar

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the question is, when do you deal with that gdb up to without before raffa which is part of the israeli strategy to defeat hamas. they say they have to go into rather in order to get, to get to those remaining pockets of hamas and i think it's short-term versus long-term. they're very much focused on the short-term defeating hamas. that's the priority along with getting the hostages out. so i think those conversations are serious, obviously, involving saudi arabia, but whether they happen now, i'm not is a different good question, but i'm sure antony blinken will bring be bringing that message very firmly to israel after his visit to riyadh, which is ongoing as we speak, yeah, well, maxwell speaking of that, we just do have this just in from tony blinken. >> he did say that there has been measurable progress in getting aid to gaza. that's a quote. but that it's not enough to address the humanitarian crisis. and this of course, comes also, as there's a headline, new york times this morning that the top israeli officials are bracing for possible arrest warrants from the hague they're abou

we're going to do it while we enable the civilian population raffa to leave as we've done up to now, but we have to finish the job. netanyahu knows that biden is using the defah invasion uh red line for electoral purposes and he basically claps back at biden and says that um he has the support of the israeli people in doing so. this is what happens when you say you'll never cut off. weapons to israel, netanyahu is now openly defying biden and the rest of the international community, not just with rafa, so an interview with politico, he openly states, we do not want the palestinian state, and this comes right after his card blanch from the us president, politico also reported recently citing us officials that washington has already accepted limited operations rafa, once again proving that there are no red lines and designs can do with the and audaciously say that they abstained from vetoing the uh cease fire, the temporary cease fire in the unsc, this is such a sherade happening at the moment, exactly, exactly, well, i completely understand where the people come from, when they say th

he's kind of antagonist ick and almost betraying israel and don't go in to raffa fade pattern or the lots of humanitarian aid and we want to have a hostage exchange and then yesterday with the japanese prime minister and again today he said his c ommitment to israel security is "ironclad" because of course he ran and may have attacked israel and israel took out sarah, which biden do we believe? the one criticizing netanyahu or the one now that says the phrase ironclad. who's right here? >> well, i think we shouldn't believe biden at all. let me explain why he did this and why he did this is pivot this complete 360 reversal and in zeldon itches there last moa nd -- israel i was there and stated if you cross this red line and go into rafah, there'll be heck to pay from the united states. and put israel really on the defensive with the u.s. and placed israel in a really precarious position. but what happened right now, this reversal is based on actionable intelligence, larry. so basically he undermined israel and iran once again took the upper hand and israel t argets this general that

it works on columbia's campus the same way it works in kabul and in raffa. >> distress in universityaustin just past the noon hour there on campus you are seeing growing police presence i assume that is campus police, we will seek to confirm that but this is the first look we are getting at an emerging protest happening on the ut campus. is certainly something we will continue to watch as we see what is happening in new york city and beyond. we will have more on that. >> john: keeping austin weird and from ceo where he says it could be heading, jerry baker will have his next coming up. ad. the rate on credit cards is now over 22%. if you want to save hundreds of dollars every month, pay off the balances on your high rate cards with a lower rate va home loan from newday usa. and get the financial peace of mind every veteran deserves. no one takes care of veterans like newday usa. ♪ music ♪ ♪ unnecessary action hero! ♪ ♪ unnecessary. ♪ was that necessary? no. neither is missing your daughter's competition to do payroll. with paycom, employees do their own payroll so you don't have to m

ali raffa? only celebrated freedom of the press, but it was also a reminder it is an election year with the commander-in-chief and the evening's headliner taking full advantage of the opportunity to roast his two-time rival. >> to a free press. >> it was a night of glitz and glamour in washington. >> somebody complained i do not take enough of your questions. no comment. >> the president letting loose at the soap called nerd prom, where lawmakers and journalists mix it up with hollywood celebrities. celebrities like scarlett johansson and chris pine, giving them some star power. colin yost serving as the co- host. >> how refreshing it is to see a president of the united states at an event that does not begin with the bailiff saying a -- "all rise." >> reporter: they landed a few punchlines of their own. >> i am a grown man. i am running against a six-year- old >> before taking the gloves off to mock his 2024 rival. >> is so desperate he started reading those bibles he is selling. then he got to

time you have at that virtual meeting between american and israeli officials on monday to talk about raffa> we'd >> heard then that the american officials, american officials had been very forthright with their israeli counterparts about the need to protect civilians. a much sharper tone. it seemed to been used. >> and then the attack against world central kitchen, i think with hindsight, this will appear the clear turning points beyond which the american allies simply couldn't stand instead, as closely as blindly as perhaps it had so far. and i think secretary blinken's words just now that israel is not hamas and cannot behave with conducting indiscriminate killing think targeting civilians and aid workers was very striking. and i think something we might not have imagined hearing before the repercussions here are likely to be the embolus holding of those forces who are clearly cooling for benjamin netanyahu to think about calling it a day. and they come at a very interesting time for the prime minister here, politically, military early of course, he continues to say that any threat to hi