allie raffa, a lot going on in regards to the president's political future.re do things stand right now? >> reporter: jose, you mentioned the split screen between what is happening with republicans and democrats right now. but we are also seeing this stark split screen between what the biden team is portraying publicly to voters and what we know to be happening privately within president biden's inner circle, as he remains here in rohoboth beach recovering from that covid-19 diagnosis. we heard from jen o'malley dillon this morning on "morning joe" and she admitted this has been a rough few weeks for the president's campaign after that poor debate performance. but she vowed that the president is staying in this race to win it. she even said that the campaign has multiple pathways to victory. listen to more of her conversation here. >> joe biden is more committed than ever to beat donald trump. and we believe on this campaign we are built for the close election that we are in, and we see the path forward. the president is the leader of our campaign and of the

nbc news capitol hill correspondent allie raffa joins us now, she is in rehobeth where president biden any reaction from the president or white house as to what unfolded in pennsylvania? >> reporter: yeah, we have reached out to the white house as well as the biting campaign and secret service in the wake of this news of the former president, injured after secret service rushed him offstage after loud noises were heard coming from the crowd. the biting campaign as well as the white house saying that they are aware and monitoring these developments, but moments ago we heard an update from the president himself who remember is here, in rehobeth beach, delaware, where he has a home. the president leading a church service here in rehobeth beach. he was asked by the reporters that traveled with him whether he had been briefed on the shooting at the former president's rally, and the president simply said no but no doubt we could expect that briefing to happen shortly after, and we could assume the white house is working on some official response and capacity to the news the former president

let's get right to cnn meteorologist elisa raffa. you've been tracking all of this a very busy morning for you. were used to dry heat in california on the west coast, but 124 degrees in palm springs thought, were those are all time records were talking like hottest said, it's ever been period. so it has been incredibly hey strong that heat extreme. and it's lasting a long time. we're also watching beryl very closely and it's actually been steered by some of that heat. you've got a tropical storm right now. that's sitting in the gulf of mexico. it's sitting above 540 miles south and east of corpus christi with 60 mile per hour winds we'll, continue to regain strength here because we're still talking about water temperatures that are incredibly hot, much hotter than they usually are for this time of year. so that's going to let it re-intensifying to a hurricane and start to hit the texas coastline probably going late sunday into monday is when we're looking at that landfall hurricane watches are in effect from brown fill up into corpus

front of congress and said there's been practically no civilian casualties in the southern city of raffa as a result of this couple month long uh offensive now by the occupation of forces they're in rafa paul, cnn site has fact checked of this exact thing saying with that that he said that there's been practically none with the exception. of a single incident where shrapno from bomb hit a hamos weapons depot and unintentionally killed a few people. now that's this incident according to cnn's website says netanyahu reference occurred in may and killed at least 45 people a camp, you both of you gentlemen very well know this incident, it was all over the news and the the the images were horrid for displaced palestinians injured more than 200 others after fire broke out at that camp. following the strike, most of them women and children, and then in the same week at least 29 palestinians were killed in two separate israely attacks on displacement camps in rafa uh, and that's according to palestinian and united nations officials, as the cnn has seen firsthand videos shot by strengers and raff

elisa raffa, thanks so much. it is hard to imagine living in this kind of heat without electricity, but that has been the reality for some native americans in new mexico. yeah, about 13,000 families and the navajo nation haven't been hooked up to the power grid, but a project called light up navajo is trying to change that. and the extreme heat brings a new sense of urgency cnn senior national correspondent, ed lavandera reports bryant watches a power line crew with curiosity and wonder for 70 years he's lived on this patch of the navajo nation in new mexico without electricity, seems like a life changing moment for you. it is hideous. is going to be real good his family's home will soon be connected to the power grid. >> that means air conditioning. and their refrigerator greater. and it comes as the summer heat intensifies yeah. yeah. it's getting hot and hot and hot and dry on dry and that's dangerous. things. the sun comes down right. fifth this summer power line crews have planted 55 polls stretching along f

have been held up since may uh it said it was over the concerns of uh the israeli regime invading raffa if you recall that now when that announcement was made just about three or four days later, you had that tragedy happened at the almasi area which is supposed to be the humanitarian zone, you had over 90 that were killed, and one of the bombs, the types of bombs that were found there is the j dam, it's called uh which uh... comes into either a 1000 or 200 pound weights, 450 to 900 kilograms payload uh, and it was said the fragment is compatible with the blu109 bunkerbuster warhead also, so my point being is uh, if this if that's a result, what happened at that camp, then that's really uh truly shocking, and if it's not, it's still uh, the question being, how could the us allow this shipment to take? and how is it that there's any logic behind using these 500 pound or thous pound bombs, they flatten entire neighborhoods? the united states cannot say no to israel, it's important to understand the the power relationship here, the power is with israel, not with the united states, united s

but this time they allie raffa has the story. >> reporter: tonight, calls on president biden to droput of the 2024 race extending beyond capitol hill. >> we are ready to unite behind a new nominee. >> biden is losing. >> reporter: protesters at the white house today -- >> when we fight, we win. >> reporter: urging the president to pass the torch as nbc news learns that mr. biden's allies are warning party leaders that efforts to push him out are undemocratic. all while he continues recovering from covid at his rehoe beth beach, delaware, home. new tonight sources telling nbc news bill and hillary clinton are privately supporting mr. biden's repeated vow to stay in the race. while two people familiar with former president obama's thinking say he has concerns about his former vice president's candidacy. all of this as sources familiar with the biden family's conversations tell nbc news there are ongoing discussions about what the president's exit might look like if he were to drop out. the divide among democrats only widening as more than 30 lawmakers call on the president to step asid

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so at elisa raffa, thanks so much. cnn has gotten inside rafah for the first time since fighting there began in may, coming up what are cameras saw in the city? that was once a refugee, a refuge rather for more than 1 million palestinians plus rudy giuliani is financial woes will be front and center this week how much a dead he's looking to clear away with this week's bankruptcy hearing topside, wherein we're literally going to put ourselves in the middle of the feeding frenzy bigger employee get our right to reproductive health care is being stolen from us. the rights for ourselves our kids and our grandkids gone just like that. i can't believe this it's the world we live there where we're losing the freedom to control our own bodies planned parenthood fights for you every day. but we need your support now, more than ever, visit this website called or scan the code on your screen with your $19 monthly gift, help us win the fight for the cause constitutional right to control our own bodies. there's never been a more ur

fighters in gaza are putting up stiff resistance to invading israelite forces in the southern city of raffain the headlines israel occupation forces storm the occupied west bank city of tukar killing at least the five palestinians.

. >> with us nbc news chief white house correspondent peter alexander, and allie raffa with the vicesident in houston. ali, let me start with you, what are we expecting to hear from the vice president today? >> reporter: yeah, jose, good morning. well, not only is the american federation of teachers, the largest teachers unioned in the country, it was also the first labor union to endorse vice president harris after president biden passed the torch on her to become the presumptive nominee. so, we expect her to keep building on that momentum over the next four days. since that happened, she's going to any minute now deliver the keynote address here in houston. and we expect her to talk about the work she's down in the biden/harris add administration, advocating for students and the woes, and expecting her to talk about the work she's done in the last few months for unions. all of the places she's traveled across the country speaking for unions. and this could also be a preview as to how we expect her to try to court the union vote over the next 104 days until the election. that's one

have no sources confirming that at this point, johnnen. >> nbc news white house correspondent ali raffar us in delaware. >>> next up here we'll check with our friends from cnbc on this massive tech outage which is impacting businesses around the world. we'll be back in just a moment. d the world. we'll be back in just a moment with the freestyle libre 3 system know your glucose levels. no fingersticks needed. all with the world's smallest and thinnest sensor. manage your diabetes with more confidence and lower your a1c. try it for free at freestylelibre.us >>> time now for business, and for that let's bring in cnbc's charlotte reed, who jones us live from london. charlotte, good morning. as we've been covering all morning long major global tech failures destabilizing a lot of industries. what's the early sense as to how the markets are responding? >> well, this morning we see the european markets trading lower, as you were saying global outage from microsoft hitting different services. we've seen airlines and airports here grounding flights out of precaution. at the moment banks and med

i'm going to bring in nbc news white house correspondent allie raffa now.s the latest from the summit, this new commitment to ukraine, and what we can expect from president biden's meeting with president zelenskyy later today. >> reporter: yeah, of course, the headlines this week have been dominated with the growing fallout over president biden's poor debate performance, now two weeks ago today. there has been major progress, major announcements made during this nato summit this week. of course, we knew going into this week that major focus would be on ukraine, as president zelenskyy continues to plead for nato membership for his country. there was one point a progress on that made this week when nato announced they would appoint a representative in kyiv to serve as really a strengthener as an alliance. and there's more progress to be made as president biden holds this meeting with zelenskyy later today. we got a bit of a preview of what the president is expected to tell president zelenskyy from jake sullivan earlier today who said the president will reiter

fighters in gaza are putting up stiff resistance to the invading israeli forces in the southern city of raffa

let's turn to white house correspondent allie raffa. thank you for being here, trying to.ver 30 congressional democrats have called on bite into an his presidency, and others have been supportive of his decision to remain in the race. tell us more. >> reporter: yeah, jonathan, as we see new calls from democratic lawmakers for the president to step aside we are also seeing new signs of support from prominent democrats. you mentioned the reporting we have about former president clinton, as well as former nominee herself, hillary clinton, to stay in this race. sources familiar with their thinking also say they been in touch with the white house in recent days offering whatever support they can provide at this moment. they are encouraging donors to stick with the president, and remember the biden campaign has been defiant saying repeatedly that the president is staying in this race. they admitted they have lost some support in recent weeks. they said it's been a difficult few weeks, but the president himself in a statement yesterday said he's looking forward to getting back on

joining us now nbc news white house correspondent allie raffa.what specific reforms is the president proposing? >> yeah, jose, good morning. this is an ambitious proposal that we know the president has been mulling over for quite some time. we were anticipating the announcement after the president teased it. some of the changes he's calling for in this proposal include a constitutional amendment saying former presidents don't have immunity for crimes committed in office. this is a response to the court's ruling earlier this month in the case brought forth by the president's predecessor former president trump, and this a change definitely in line with the president saying in recent statements that no president is above the law. the president also calling for term limits favoring an 18-year term limit for justices trying to avoid any single president having a generations long influence on the country's legal system, and finally, the president is calling for a code of conduct that's actually enforceable for these justices, something that it doesn't

forces leveled several buildings in. by air strikes, the regime also blew up number of buildings and raffathe man away after storming town west of jane in the early hours of monday. also, in genene, the troopers forced their way into the home of a palestinin man held in an israeli prison to conduct a search. the israeli military has also demolished market stalls in the same area. this comes amit reports of intense clashes between palestinians and israeli forces and the occupied west bank. the area has seen a surge and... regime of violence since the beginning of the gaza onslaught in early october, that has left nearly 600 of the palestinians dead. hour correspondent, mona candel is joining us live from ramallah mona. can you give us an update? unfortunately, since the early hours of monday, the number of the palestinians who had been arrested by the israeli forces. is now over 18 palestinians, just in less than an hour from now the israeli soldiers stone the village of hussin west nables and arrested three palestinian children under the age of 14, according to locals in the village of cou

allie raffa is following the harris campaign in houston.o with us former new york democratic congressman and former chairman of the house democratic caucus, joseph crowley, and "washington post" columnist and msnbc political analyst, eugene robinson, great to have you here. you are where kamala harris was just a short time ago, now in a race to define herself essentially before her potential opponent does. what did voters hear from harris today? >> reporter: yeah, chris, well, this conference for the american federation of teachers has moved on to official business, but when vice president harris spoke here just a few hours ago, you could tell from the warm welcome she received in this room that they needed no convincing to support her in november. she received a standing ovation from this crowd, who by the way, had been the first union to endorse her since the president passed the torch on to her as the standard bearer for the democratic party, and she went through a list of reasons why she said that she is pro-union and she talked about t

in the southern city of raffa, a child was killed and two others were seriously injured. also, in and around han unis eight palestinians including three children, were killed. the palestine red creson society says two medical clinics in the east of the city are now out of service after israeli air strikes, which killed at least 77 palestinian. and in the central city of daralbala, the 163rd journalist was killed since october 7. the us israel genocidal war in gaza has killed over 39,00 palestinians, mostly women and children. nearly 90,00 have also been injured. israely forces have carried out yet another raid on the occupied west bank city, killing at least five palestinians there. a palestinian media report says that mother and her. are among those killed during the israeli incursion into the tulkarm refugee camp, three commanders of them brigades, the military wing of the hamas resistance movement are the other victims. israel has intensified its violent raids towns and villages across the occupied territories, ever since the regime lost its genocidal war in gaza early

israeli air strikes also claimed the lives of seven palestinians in the southern city of raffa, the central amaghazi refugee camp, the neighborhood of gaza city. for them three palestinians including child were killed in the israel bombing. residential building in the central city of darabala. according to the media office in gaza, more than 320 palestinians have been killed or injured in a 48 hour period. that brings the palestinian dice october 7 to nearly 38,700. more than 89 palestinians have also been injured. the gaza health sector is on the verge of collapse after more than nine months of israely blockade on life-saving medical aid and the systematic destruction of gaza's medical facilities. "there's not enough beds, hygiene supplies, sheating, mattresses or scrubs, and many patients were treated on the ground or on waiting room benches, without disinfectant, and this puts even treatable injuries, risk of sepsis and much more significant complications. ventilator systems were not working due to electrical problems, as i walk through the hospital and talk to families and and children,

wounded dozens more. is jones killed two more civilians and several oters while targeting area in raffa city. the iof carried out fresh operations in the central areas of the strip as well. in alb camp, palestinians were killed and four children were quick after an israeli air strike. several other gazons were also killed after similar attacks took place in the nasar refugee camp. in addition israely forces targeted house north of gaza city, which resulted in the death of three civilians. a journalist and family were killed the regime carried out yet another air strike in the city of javalia. the death toll since october the 7th now stands at around 38,920 with over 89,600 more injured. an international human rights organization says the israely army is intensifying its attacks on the northern parts of the gaza strip to force its residence to evacuate to the south. euromit human rights monitors said the gazans have endured struggles including starvation, lack of medical care, intimidation and forced displacements. said that israeli air strikes not target daily life essentials like inter

. >> nbc's allie raffa joins us now from delaware where the president is this morning, and it seems like conflicting information here. the biden campaign saying that he is the nominee. he won't drop out, and then you have this new reporting, this family is starting to discuss an exit plan, what more can you tell us? >> reporter: yeah, ana, you heard biden campaign chair jen o'malley dillon admit there has been a slip in support over the last few weeks since that poor debate performance by the president on june 27th. she vowed that he is in this race to win it, even saying that the campaign has multiple pathways to victory and this is at least the latest public effort by the biden team to quiet these doubters, quiet these calls, these growing calls from democratic lawmakers for the president to step aside. she even responded to criticism from those democratic lawmakers, but also from former president obama who we know from sources familiar with his thinking that he is concerned about president biden's continued candidacy, but he feels personally protective of president biden. listen to he

the regime also blew up number of buildings in raffa, leaving deaths and injuries. the israeli on slot on the gaza trip has killed over 38,600 people and injured nearly 90,000 others. hour correspond is joining us live from bala with the latest muti yes the atrocious z attacks and their strikes are self-persistent against the thoughts of gaz strip whereas here in the central area of horizontal building was targeted and destroyed in the in part of almaghazi refugee camp at least five palestinian civilians including its children were reporttedly killed as a result of the... in the meantime another house was hit in alb fuji cam without casualties being reported, meanwhile another three palestinian civilians were reportedly killed as well, after the israel incubation artillery shilling target the northern part of nosari camp, meanwhile when it comes to gaza city, the israelion forces zipped up, there there are strikes and attacks against multiple areas of the city, whereas at least five palestinan civilians were reportedly killed after the israeli faterjit destroyed cen

stiff resistance to invading israeli forces, targeting their armored vehicles in the southern city of raffa. this is footage showing resistance fighters hitting an israeli tank with rockets. the video released by ham also shows that its fighters are working hand in hand with the military wing of the islamic jihad movements. palestinian fighters from different groups have been trying to push back the intruding israeli troopers in the blockaded territory. the israely military says that around 330 of the soldiers have been killed in gaza since the beginning of his ground invasion. however, resistance groups believe that tel aviv is hiding the real number of fatalities among his forces. forces have carried out yet another raid on the occupied west bank city of tulkaram, killing at least five palestinians there. a palestinian media report says that mother and her daughter are among those killed during the israeli incursion into thekaram refugee camp. three commanders of the kasan brigades, the military wing of the hamas resistance movements, are the other victims. the palestine right creson soci

the regime also blew up number of buildings in raffa, leading deaths and injuries. gaza strip has killed over 30. 8600 people and injured nearly 9000 others. our correspondent muti abusabe joined us earlier from albala with an update about the israeli regime's latest massacre in gaza. in the central area of gaza strip orixintal building was targeted and destroyed in the east part of almaghazi refugee camp. "at least five palestinian civilians, including its children were reportedly killed as a result of the attack. in the meantime, another house was hit in alb refugee camp without casualties being reported. meanwhile, another three palestinian civilians were reportedly killed as well. after the israelition, artillery shilling targeted the northern part of anosarati fuji camp. meanwhile, when it comes to gaza city, the israel equibation forces stepped up, there there are strikes and attacks against multiple areas of the city, whereas..." "at least five palestinan civilians were reportedly killed after the israeli fighter jits destroyed a residental building in a neig

the barage refugee camp in central gaza was also destroyed, while artillery fire near the southern raffa city claimed another palestinin life. meanwile, a six-year-old palestinian boy died from starvation and dehydration, raising the malnutrition death doll to 39. additionally, a journalist was killed in hanjunis, bringing the total number of media workers killed to 164. since. october, over 39,300 people have been killed in the us his genocide in gaza, while nearly 91 thousand have been injured, months of israely bombing and shelling campaign has collapsed the sanitation system in the siege gaza strip, and this has led to a rise in skin diseases among thousands of gazans with children being the most vulnerable. let's take a listen to some of the effect of palestinians. the lack of... cleanliness is caused many diseases, which is resulting in the death of both young and old. there are no shampoos, no soap, no chlorine. we're living in tents, in sand, with insect, we have no hygiene, the whole of gaza has no cleaning equipment, we suffering from different type of skin diseases. our skin h

we're going to begin with nbc's allie raffa at the white house. welcome on the saturday. we have the vice president now looking for her own vice president. who is on the shortlist to join harris on that ticket? >> the harris campaign for the first time this week publicly acknowledged that this record fast vetting process is now underway for her running mate and they say that they won't have any updates until she finally makes that decision, and that's a decision that we expect to be made by august 7. room number that's that dnc deadline to be able to get her and whoever she chooses as her running mate on ballots across the country. and we are told from sources familiar with this process that we expect her to take all of the time that she can write up until that august 7 deadline. know as far as who we know is being considered at this moment, we know the campaign has requested vetting materials from five contenders. most of them are democratic governors, some from battleground states that would be critical to vice president harris's path to victory. these are people like n

let's go now to elisa raffa in the cnn weather center or beryl is right now and looking at the coast of texas, it looks beautiful, but it's amazing how quickly conditions can change. >> yeah, i mean, we still have beryl sitting in the middle of the gulf of mexico. it is looking more organized now than it did earlier this morning, because it's feeding off of these warm waters were still sitting about 460 miles south and east of corpus christi. these means at 60 miles per hour right now in the center of the tropical storm, but it's sitting in these waters that are more typical of late august and early september. so they're incredibly warm, which is what we'll let barrel kinda organize better and possibly become a hurricane by landfall that's where we've got some of these tropical storm warnings in effect right now. from brownsville just south the corpus christi, expecting some hurricane warnings later on today because we're looking at a category one landfall possible, then that moisture is starts to trick inland. we are finding the probability of tropical storm-force winds increasing f

allie raffa covers the white house for us.now, richard, security is tight within paris, but we understand that these attacks took place outside the city. what do we know right now about who did it and why, and what's the impact? >> reporter: so, yes, they took place on the outskirts of paris because that is sort of the way the network is set up. there was one attack to the north, one to the east, one to the west. there had been an attempt also to knock out the rail line in the south, to the southeast. police say that was thwarted, so this was clearly a coordinated attempt. they're describing it as an act of sabotage, but they're not describing it as terrorism, and u.s. officials, numerous leaked officials in the french media, reuters so now a half dozen sources or more are saying that this was carried out by extremists on the far lift. anarchists, environmentalists who are opposed to the olympics and also just opposed to the high speed rail line, opposed to the environmental damage that trains can do. this is the kind of thing

exceeding 39,000 now, at least 16 people lost their lives in fresh raids in northern gaza. the southern raffa also witness new attacks. elsewhere in the south, the number of palestinians killed in the monday strikes on conunis has risen to 81. the attack son is targeted areas designated as safe zones. shortly after these ruminator ordered residence to leave. new footage shows displays palestinians are fleeing the southern city. in the meantime, another journalist has fallen victim to bombardments of gaza and this brings to 163, the number of media workers killed in the palestinian territory. since october the 7th. our correspond joined us earlier with details regarding israel's bombing and shelling across gaza that forces place palestinians to leave their shelters again. the israel incubation forces are still hitting and targeting those areas and they have demanded the palestinian people from that area to evacuate completely roughly. 40000 palestinian civilians were possibly expelled out of those residental areas after the israeli incubation forces announced that they have begun uh their mili

allie raffa, thank you. let's go to nashville, tennessee as we know, donald trump is set to speak at the bitcoin conference, that is any moment now. you just sat down with congressman, what did he have to say? >> reporter: we are awaiting former president donald trump's keynote speech at bitcoin 2024, he is coming directly from a campaign fundraiser in nashville. we have seen thousands of people lining to get a chance to make it through secret service's tight security protocol and sit in for his address. we are waiting to hear if you will join on calls from u.s. to build reservable going to back the u.s. dollar think of it as a crypto version of fort knox. independent presidential candidate robert f kennedy junior called for similar buying spree that will cost u.s. and hundreds of billions of dollars i have been coming to the event for years, i can tell you the people here are excited politics are taking center stage as a mix of senators and congressmen joined the events. we spoke to attendees who say it is

stiff resistance to invading israeli troops targeting their armored vehicles in the southern city of raffa. "the footage shows resistance fighters hitting in israelity tank with rockets. the video released by hamas also shows that fighters are working hand in hand with the military wing of the islamic jihat. palestinian fighters from different groups have been trying to push back the intruding israeli troopers in the blockaded territory. the israeli military says, more than 330 of his soldiers have been killed in gaza since the launch of its ground invasion. resistance groups say that tel aviv is hiding the real number of its fatalities. israely forces have carred out yet another rate on the occupied westbank city of tualcare, killing at least five palestinians there. according to palestinian media reports, the mother and her daughter are among those killed during the incursion into the tulk refugee camp. three commanders of the algasam brigades, the military wing of hamas are also mind the victims. the palestine red creson society says that israeli military denied access to a drone strike

they have taken refuge, what we see from the zionists are bombings of the tents of displaced people raffa, what we see from zionists is the encirclement, sie and bombing of hospitals from the north to the south of gaza. in other words, i mean that the purpose of that attack on palestinian healthcare was a genocidal purpose in order to deny palestinian access to medicine. to healing and to the care that they need in order to survive, that was a purpose of that assault on palestinian hospitals across the board, assault that i should say was laundered and sold to the western public as well by uh imperialist government and corporate and mainstream media even though it's all it's been discroven from the very beginning and now we see these report after report from palestinian doctors who were captured and seized and abducted by the dietist dr. education regime and taken and subjected to extreme forms of torture, assault, sexual abuse, station, of all forms in the city at detention, the concentration camp, the zion has established for the thousands of palestinians that they abducted from gaza, s

let's go to nbc's allie raffa who's at the white house. also with us, nbc's vaughn hillyard.o, the host of "woke af" daniel moody and former representative charlie dent. the president has a very busy and crucial day, how does it look? >> reporter: yeah, richard, it really cannot be underscored enough how high the stakes are for the president today with all eyes, but especially the eyes of democratic donors, democratic lawmakers on capitol hill on the president watching every move he makes, every word out of his mouth as he travels to wisconsin today. really that extra attention started last night at this fourth of july barbecue the president held where the president tried to remind americans of what is at stake in the 2024 election. listen to some of his comments. >> we must look at ourselves and ask the question, will we stand for freedom again? we stand for democracy. we stand together as americans. i believe we will and we can. we got to just remember who the hell we are. we're the united states of america! >> reporter: as you mentioned, richard, one part of the day is goi

allie raffa, keep us posted on any new developments with the president. joining us now is democratic strategist richard goodstein and former adviser to republican house speaker john boehner, maura gillespie. i want to talk about this split screen, trump set to speak at the rnc tonight after surviving an assassination attempt, after getting multiple legal victories recently recently. you have president biden now sidelined by covid as he's facing more pressure from his party to step aside. what do you make of it? >> i would take issue a little bit on this whole republicans are united. we're not seeing george w. bush, mitt romney, dick cheney, mike pence, paul ryan, and the list goes on, people who worked very closely with donald trump in the white house, all of whom call him unfit. of course we're not seeing him, but they still represent people. they're not isolationists, they're not protectionists, they're not for giving pardons to cop beaters. i think this covid diagnosis was a blessing in disguise, as opposed to going from one event to another, one inter

elderly by hiding them into... so callalled safe zones and then bombing them there by blocking the raffa crossing which is now into its 72nd day and preventing these critically injured people from going abroad essentially to to egypt or places beyond to receive treatment is absolutely barbaric, it shows the inhumare nature of the zionists and the way that they are conducting their... their bombing campaigns, it is now clear to everybody that the zient entities objective is to ethnically cleanse the whole of gaza. from the palestinian people and they are prepared to go to any lens to kill as many people as possible, you in your report earlier, it was mentioned that more than 38800 palestinians have been killed, but few days ago launch it, the british journal, the british medical journal actually estimated that perhaps as many as 18600 palestinians might have been killed, so we can see that this is absolutely a horrendous. situation that the palestinian people are facing in gaza. you an agency for palestinian refugees on ruba says at least eight schools have been targeted by israeli strike

the regime also blew up number of buildings in the southern city of raffa, leaving deaths and injuries in gaza with another palestinian child killed. due to severe malnutrition. this really onslot on the ga strip has killed over 38,500 people and nearly 90 thousand others. the correspon musa joined us earlier from albala with updates on the deadly israeli air strikes and the devastating humanitarian situation in gaza. here in the central area of gazaili fight, it's targeted and destroyed origental building. in almagazi refugee camp, five palestinian civilians, including three children were reportedly killed and slattered over the attack and moving to khan uni, the israeli warblanes also renewed the their strikes and attacks against the eastern parts of the city, basically abasan and banila neighborhoods, two residental buildings were targeted and destroyed to the ground, when it comes to say israel incubation forces continue to detonate more palestina horizontal squares uh regard the humanitarian condition on the ground, let me say that another palestinian its child passed away of hung

government directly involved in the genocide of the palestinian oppressed people in the gaza strate, in the raffa, in liban, in syria, in and in the region, so how it is possible that b on one hand supporting military and financial and intelligence support to the science team and and from the other hand he is putting the peace process, no, this is stupidity. all right, thanks lot, that was secretary general of the palestine foundation, pakistan, sab joining us from karachi, also thanks to journalist and podcaster krishna swami joining us from st. petersburg, that brings us to an end here on this edition of press tv's news review, but stick around, we've got plenty more to come here on. اصلاً سازمان رنگش کلاً عوض شده این مجاهدین خلق گروه نفاقی که بهش می بنددن همون گروه نفاقه یعنی ظاهرشون یه چیزه باطنشون چیز دیگه سمت راستی راضیه است اینم خواهرشه حدود بهمن ۶۶ که رفتیم توی عراق بعد از دو سال من برگشتم این هنوز اونجا هستش یعنی حدود ۲۵ سال اونجاست بابا. ما خانواده ها هیچ کدوم سیاسی نیستیم وابسته به هیچ حزبی نیستیم ما فقط خانواده ایم یک پرنده که تو قفسه اگر در قفسم باز کنی جرات نمیکنه بیاد بیرون. welcom

. >> joining us now nbc news chief white house correspondent peter alexander, nbc's allie raffa in houstonh the vice president, our garrett haake covering the trump campaign, and april ryan, washington bureau chief for the grio. an emotional address from president biden speaking about his personal decision but also setting the stakes for this election moving forward. >> reporter: yeah, i think that's exactly right. in a lot of ways last night's address from behind the resolute desk in the oval office represented the beginning of what is going to be an extended farewell for this president. he'll speak again at the dnc, no longer as his party's nominee but as a man endorsing a soon to be former president endorsing kamala harris. he'll also have a farewell address in the future. the focus was not so much on why he decided to get out of the race. he didn't say if it was his health or bad poll numbers in recent months but the focus on the urgency of this moment. his priority would be uniting the country, putting what's best for democracy over his desire for a second term. talking about the stak

the operation took place in yebna refugee camp and the southern city of raffa. the algood brigades, the military wing of islamic jihad also targeted and is really position with mortar shells. the israel military says that around 330 of his soldiers have been killed since the regime began the ground invasion of gaza and late october. resistance groups insist that the real number is much greater than that. "israely settlers have attacked foreign volunteers and the occupied west bang, beating them with metal pipes and wooden sticks. palestinial red creden society saying that two americans were taken to hospital after they were assaulted by settlers in the town of costra north of the territories. one of the eight volunteers said that they were working with palestinan farmers and in olive grove and settlers came after them. the volunteers are from the international solidarity movement. a group that aims to form a protective presence for palestinians at risk facing violence in the west bank. several volunteers have been injured in the west bank and gaza since the grou

three civilians lost their lives in an air strike on a refugee camp in the southern city of raffa. several others, including children, were killed after the israeli military shelled two houses in. unis to the center, the regime's bombardment took the lives of four palestinians in the burage refugee camp, and an attack on gaza city's al zeitoon neighborhood, several citizens were injured. the us is really genocide in gaza has claimed the lives of at least 64 palestinians in matter of 24 hours. the death toll since october the 7th is nearing 39,00, most of them women and children. meanwile resistance fighters in the gaza strip continue to push back intruding israeli forces nine months into the invasion, these are scenes of the algos brigades fighters targeting his really forces inside the building with a tbg thermobaric rocket. the operation took place in yibna refugee camp in the southern city of rafa, the algod brigades, which is the military wing of the palestinian islamic jihad also targeted an israeli position with motor shells at the... the israeli military says around 330 of t

bombs that have been held up since may, it said it was over the concerns of this really ream invading raffa, if you recall that, now when that announce. was made just about three or four days later you had that tragedy happen at the amaasi area which is supposed to be the humanitarian zone, you had over 90 that were killed, and one of the bombs, the types of bombs that were found there is the jdam, it's called uh which comes into either 100 or 200 pound weight, 450 to 900 kilograms payload, and it was said the fragment is compatible with the blu 109 bunkerbuster warhead also, so my point being: if if that's a result, what happened at that camp, then that's really truly shocking, and it's not, it's still, the question being, how could the us? allow this shipment to take place, and how is it that there's any logic behind using these 500 pound or thousand pound bombs, they flatten entire neighborhoods? the united states cannot say no to israel, it's important to understand the the power relationship here, the power is with israel, not with the united states, united states. because of the way t

the southern city of raffa also witnessed new attacks. elsewhere in the south, the number of palestinians killed in monday strikes in hanyunus has risen to 81. the tacks in hannus targeted areas designnated as safe zones, shortly after the israely military ordered residents to leave. your footage shows displaced palestinians fleeing the southern city. meanwile, another journalist has fallen victim to incessant bombardment of gaza, bringing the death tool to 100. 60t, the number of media workers killed in the palestinian territory since october the 7th. palestinian fighters in gaza are putting up stiff resistance to invading israeli forces, targeting the armored vehicles in the southern city of rupa. this is the footage showing resistance fighters hitting an israeli tank with rockets. the video released by hamas also shows that its fighters are working hand in hand with the military wing of the islamic jihad movement. palestinian fighters from different groups have been trying to push back the intruding israeli troopers in the blockaded te

fighters and gods are putting up a stiff resistance to invading israeli forces in the southern city of raffa. also the headlines the israeli occupation forces stormed the occupied west bank city of tolkaram killing at least five palestinians.

resistance fighters also destroyed and israeli buld and a tank in talasaltan neighborhood west of raffa. israeli military said more than 680 of its soldiers have been killed since the regime launched the invasion of gaza early october of last year. resistance groups however say the real number is much higher. us president joe biden's endorsement of vice president camala harris has drawn. reactions from the democrats and rival republicans. the endorsement was quickly followed by other party leaders including the clinton's key democratic senators and influential house members. that excludes majority leader senator chuck schumer. a number of leading members including former president barack obama, have called for a more competitive nominating process, as they remain uncertain how the country will respond to harris's campaign. the rival republican party welcomed biden's resignation. mainly focusing on his poor debate performance, republicans remain critical of biden's p comilla harris accusing her of being responsible for the policy of open borders and lying about biden's mental ability for

we will start with nbc allie raffa in wilmington, delaware, where the president spends his weekend. what are you hearing after this interview? is biden really this confident about the state of the race? >> reporter: we know the president was aware that he have a lot to accomplish in this exclusive interview he had with abc news as he tries to quiet these growing concerns among democratic lawmakers and nervous democratic donors, his own staffers and most importantly, voters. all eyes were on whether this would flip the script and convince the voters that he is fit and able to continue staying in this race and possibly serve another term in office. the main takeaways from that exclusive interview with abc that the president was defiant. he said that he remains and still believes that he is the best candidate to stay in the race. the best candidate to beat his predecessor, former president trump. also, when george stephanopoulos asked him about what polls and polls have shown is that voters have concern about him with his mental fitness. the president refused to commit to taking a cogn

three civilians have lost their lives in an air strike on a refugee camp in the southern city of raffa. several others including children were killed after the israely military shelt two homes in hanyunus. to the center. bombardment took the lives of four palestinians in the barage refugee camp, and an attack on gaza city z2 neighborhood, several civilians were injured. the us-israely genocide in gaza has claimed the lives of at least 64 palestinians in matter of 24 hours. the death doll since october the 7th is nearly 3900, most of them women and children. more than 90 palestinians have been killed in the desireed refugee camp in central gaza a less than a week in the relentless israely bombing and shelling campaign. that's according to a report by the gaza commit media office. the report says that israely forces bombed the refugee camp at least 63 times. they also intensified internationally banned thermal and chemical weapons on the civilian population. that is resulted in the injury of over 200 people with 75% of them being admitted in hospitals with varying degrees of burns. israe

similar strikes took place in raffa in southern gaza in the new sarah refugee camp in central gaza where another seven gazans died. also in central gaza, four other civilians lost their lives after regime's drone hit a group of citizens in dear. balala earlier, in israely bombing of a school in the same city took the lives of at least 36 gazans. hamas condemn that strike saying it confirms regime's detashment from all human values. according to gods and authorities, israeli occupation forces have killed at least 41 palestinians over the past 24 hours, bringing the total number of palestinians killed since october 7th to over 39,260, mostly women and children. heran's acting foreign minister is strongly condemn recent raids by german police on the islamic institutions including homberg islamic center. adibaghed candy made the remarks during phone call with his german counterpart annalena oberbach. he described the closure of the centers as legal and politically motivated saying. such islamophobic moves are in line with the interests of the zionist regime. canni held german authorities res