gotten information that the palestinian telecom provider says internet service in the gaza strip, richard, hasff by the israeli bombardment following a heavy round of those israeli air strikes. the palestinian red crescent, which is the major emergency service in gaza, said it has been cut off from its operations room in the strip because of the internet blackout. talk about the implications of that. >> reporter: the implications are profound, if you're under attack and gaza is under attack, and you can't communicate, you can't communicate with friends, you can't communicate with loved ones. you can't tell people where you are. that just increases the level of panic. it also has a major impact or has a potential major impact on how the rest of the world sees what's happening in gaza. there are still some very brave journalists working inside gaza, working to -- working at incredibly difficult circumstances under attack to film what is happening there, and then in addition to working under fire, they are -- they have been trying to get us and other journalists or other news organizations the im

legendary singer sir cliff richard has been speaking to bbc breakfast about his 65 years in showbiz fromndustry. here's a little of what he said. you'vejust had a birthday, right? yes, i have. i mean, i... i can't believe it, really. i'm going on tour and it's my 65th year singing. # it's so funny # why we don't talk any more my birthday led me to be 83. and are we comfortable with 83? how's the cliff richard mindset at 83? i don't know how to f... i mean, ifeel fantastic. i mean, i'm... i'm going on tour. i've got a book out. i've got an album coming out. and when my tour starts, we're going to film it and i'm going to be in cinema. so...what do i feel? fabulous. does the word "slowing down" ever have anything to do with your life? yes. i have, in the last few years, tried to slow down. in other words, i don't do as much. like what? well, for instance, if i'm going to do a tour, i try to make sure that i have a day off every other day so that i'm not constantly singing. i can't do that any more. and obviously i don't want to retire, but i'm probably going to stop. like a red light. see

james: richard has laid out the narrative as he sees it. tell us a little bit about how this is seen in the u.s.. i watch u.s. media as well. i love most of the time in new york. -- live most of the time in new york. do you think the prisoner part of it and the word hostage perhaps explain some of the reporting and some of the actions by the administration? >> part of it is the media coverage. there is a narrative that immediately takes hold the moment events like this happen. that narrative tends to paint one side as an aggressor and one side is victim and then erase all history, all context, as if everything occurs in this bubble on the day of these horrific events. james: the historical context of hostage crisis, going all the way back to 1979, in fact president biden was one of the closest supporters of president carter. do think that historical echo may perhaps explain why the occupant of the west wing is pursuing the policy he is? >> i do not know if that would necessarily be the connection. let's not forget, there are palestinian ame

richard has reported he is safe. ellison, what's the latest from the ground there? > reporter: hey, andrea, yeah, that city where you saury -- saw richard taking coverage, we were making our way from tel aviv towards a southern city, another place that saw heavy rocket fire in the last 20 hours or so, barrages of missiles. we're readjusting a bit right now as we assess depending on what the security situation is right now because it is so fluid. but as we maneuver through here and are talking to you as we make our way around tel aviv and figure out where our team will head to next, we are following all of those reports closely in terms of what richard has experienced there, the death toll. you touched on some of those numbers from the israeli side right now, they say at least 7 people have died. of those dead, at least 73 were soldiers. a lot of people, the focus in israel is on the fact that this attack started seemingly focused on so many civilians, and we have some sound we can play for you from one one resident talking about their frustrations with that. they fee

richard kemp, the home secretary has _ specifics of that. ecretary has suggested - specifics of that. richard kemp, the i home secretary has suggested waving palestinian flags in certain circumstances are a criminal offence. is she right?- circumstances are a criminal offence. is she right? well, i don't know the answer _ offence. is she right? well, i don't know the answer to _ offence. is she right? well, i don't know the answer to your _ offence. is she right? well, i don't know the answer to your question, but i do know that when these demonstrations take place, and these protests take place, certainly when they wave hamas flags... that protests take place, certainly when they wave hamas flags. . ._ they wave hamas flags... that is a different thing, _ they wave hamas flags... that is a different thing, they _ they wave hamas flags... that is a different thing, they are _ they wave hamas flags... that is a | different thing, they are prescribed as terrorists by this government. indeed, but we saw a previously and we don't see it as much n

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richard, night has now fallen. are hamas terrorists still in the area in southern israel, or have they got it under control? >> reporter: they have not gotten it under control. military officials that we've spoken with believe that there are still hamas militants on the loose. there are not any active gun battles at the moment that i'm aware of. there have been other infiltrations. i was told by a senior military official that some of those infiltrations were taking place around sderot. the waves of attacks where the militants go through holes that they blew up in the border fence and enter israeli territory and go on a killing industry or attempted killing sprees are very much continuing. and the rocket fire from gaza into israel. it is not contained. i was told as well that there are about 30 different holes in the fence, that about 90% of them have been blocked. the other 10% are being watched from the air. if militants try to use them to escape gaza, that they're targeted, but sometimes the militants do slip th

this is carnegie, this is an institute , so to speak, the council on foreign policy relations, richard hashen it... that was, well haz, dim, don’t over-praise, he always had the position that israel is without a strategist , i’m not talking about khas personally now, khas signed up not for analysts, not for columnists or anyone, but as an honorary co-chairman of the joint foreign policy affairs, that is, this the largest, so to speak, brain center appears in this way, and accordingly, without this general picture, so to speak, it is impossible to imagine what is happening there. that’s why i don’t believe that the entire middle east will now be set on fire, for obama, for a person who, so to speak, represents quite a certain liberal grouping in washington , for him in general this is an ideal situation, well , an ideal situation, firstly, this is the end of netanyahu, the man whom he hated all his life, this is understandable, with on the other hand, the clintons wanted to do something there, to stir things up , now get it, i don’t know exactly how this very conflict developed at the very

so richard has just laid out the narrative as he sees it in the context of the low. but just tell us a bit about how this is seen in the us because you study the us and it's policy towards the middle east. i mean, i watch us media as well. in fact, i, i, i live most of the time in new york, although i'm currently in. bo, 22 us citizens killed. 17 missing and may be held prisoner. do you think the prison, the cost of it and the would hostage is the one that's being used in the us media? do you think that perhaps explain some of the reporting and then some of the actions by the administration? well, certainly i think, you know, part of it is the media coverage. i think there's a narrative that immediately takes hold. the moment events like this, you know, happened. and that narrative tends to it kind of a very one dimensional way. it will pay $1.00 side as an aggressor paint one side is victim, and then erase all history, all context, all even recent events as if you know, everything just sort of occurs in this bubble in this vacuum on the day of, of, you know, these,

won't want to miss it and it might take a ten legendary four weddings and a funeral writer richard curtis has apologised for his politically incorrect movies and the fat jokes that were in them . the fat jokes that were in them. remember the good old days when films were allowed to be funny ? films were allowed to be funny? plus, we will react to the very sad news of england and manchester united legend bobby charlton's passing at the age of 86 . it is saturday night, so 86. it is saturday night, so lots of debates, some great stories, some fabulous guests. and why don't we have a bit of a laugh along the way by all means, grab something cold and fizzy from the fridge or fire up the kettle and let's get to work. a busy two hours to come. first, here are the news headunes first, here are the news headlines and lisa hartle . headlines and lisa hartle. >> i'm lisa hartle in the newsroom. the uk is calling on israel to show military restraint when it's with its war with hamas. addressing a peace summit in egypt, the foreign secretary said he's spoken to the israeli government about its duty to re

our chief foreign correspondent, richard engel, has been covering this on the ground in israel and joins me now. richard, this is going to take a lot of global support. does the president have that? >> it's very different in ukraine as it is here in israel. in ukraine, there is generally universal support among nato. the united states -- it is one of many nations that feel clearly that russia and putin must be stopped. in the middle east, it's much more murky. a lot of arab allies do not agree that the united states should be giving a carte blanche to israel. they're worried about the ground offensive into gaza, concerned the u.s. could get involved in that war. >> all right. thank you. this concludes our nbc news special report. coverage continues on our streaming channel, nbc news now and online at nbcnews.com. for those in the west, more coming up shortly on "nbc nightly news." >>> we've been listening to an nbc news special report. president biden delivering a rare address from the oval office. condemning the hamas terror attacks and russia's war in ukraine and asking congress to giv

chief foreign correspondent richard engel has late details. >> reporter: israel tonight says it killed a senior hamas commander hours after the military's biggest ground incursion yet into gaza. with armored bulldozers and columns of tanks firing on the move israel called it a targeted raid to prepare for the next phase of the war against hamas. it's also a test of hamas' defenses, to probe for tunnels the militants use to move and launch surprise attacks. they are not new nearly 15 years ago, i went down into one so i've just reached the bottom it's 18 meters from top to bottom. it's extraordinarily claustrophobic down here a lot of this tunnel remains. it's reinforced with wood the tunnels have gotten more elaborate since then a maze under gaza, where released hostages say they were held hamas has only freed four hostages so far today, israeli families pleading for the rest to be set free simona steinbrecker recalling being on the phone just before her daughter was taken >> she was crying and afraid, and crying, mommy, mommy, they came to take us, help me, help me, mommy, but i can't

chief foreign correspondent richard engel has more on that >> reporter: this is the explosion that has shaken the middle east. new video shows that deadly explosion at a hospital in gaza city that reportedly killed hundreds and sparked protests from iran, to yemen, to lebanon, where demonstrators directed their anger against the united states, israel's main backer security forces in beirut used water cannons and tear gas to disperse crowds outside the u.s. embassy. the united states pulled out of its wars in the middle east but now could be heading back into one. in the west bank, palestinians today dragged out the barricades and slung rocks at israeli soldiers there weren't many, mostly teenagers israeli troops kept their distance, but when the stone throwers got too close, the soldiers opened fire sending medical crews rushing in, and here's one more injured being taken away israelis are picking them off with what appears to be rubber bullets at this stage. no one was seriously injured here today, but a new generation of palestinians is taking to the streets. while israel and hamas a

it sounds like and richard has been reporting -- he's closer to the- border than i am, he's be reporting they've got b everythg they need inin position to go io gaza. what they're waiting on at the moment is the hostage situation. they're 150 hostages israel believes has been taken by hamas. they're using the word taken because they don't entirely know where they are or what condition they're in. about a hundred families will probably get an update on that shortly, have been informed by the government can confirm their loved ones have been taken. for thosees families they're worried the minute they cross into gaza their leverage is gone. their value has expired. they want israel to concentrate on a negotiated agreement, some way to get those people out as many as they can and then deal with hamas, and do whatever what is necessary to do for the moment. much of israel is anxiously awaiting this ground incursion to root out whatever is going on in gaza, the hostage families are very, very worried about that and they're pleading with the government tond sigh do mor whatever you're doing, do

my colleague richard has more on that story. >> it was two americans, now to israeli hostages are freed, taken out of gaza and loaded into ambulances tonight on the egyptian side of the border. hamas freed nurit cooper and yocheved lifshitz. their release, like with the american mother and daughter last friday, was facilitated by the red cross. before hamas began to release hostages, we spoke to a senior hamas official, who said the group was willing to free civilians. >>, [inaudible] >> tonight, we interviewed him a b again. he told some of us wants to talk, and is open to negotiations. >> where do we go now? >> [inaudible] open the borders. [inaudible] opening the borders, discussing our rights to get rid of the siege and occupation, and everything is on the table to be discussed. >> at the white house, president biden was asked about a potential cease-fire, and said hamas has it backwards, hostages out first. >> how those hostages released and we can talk. >> today is you raised the estimate saying that 222 hostages are in gaza. u.s. officials say ten americans are still unaccounted

it sounds like, and richard has been reporting, he's closer to the border than i, am he's been reportingthey've got everything they need in position to go into gaza, and what they're waiting for at the moment is the hostage situation. there are 150, 100 250 hostages that israel believes have been taken by hamas. they're using the were taken because they don't entirely know where they are or what condition they are in. about 100 families will probably get an update on that shortly, forum confirming that their loved ones have been taken, but for those families, they are very worried that the minute israel crosses into gaza, their leverage is gone. the value of those hostages has expired. so they want israel to concentrate on a negotiated agreement, some way to get as many out as they can and then deal with hamas and do whatever is necessary to do from israeli perspective in gaza. but for the moment, while much of israel's anxiously awaiting this ground incursion to root out whatever is going on in gaza, the hostage families are very worried about that. and they are pleading with the govern

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richard engel has late details. >> reporter: families across israel tonight are facing the worst possible anguish with loved ones held hostage by hamas and dragged into gaza. among the missing is romi gonen, a 23-year-old waitress who enjoys travel. this was her last birthday, before romi went to that doomed music festival >> romi was going to a party. >> reporter: her mother, meirav, first heard from romi by phone as rockets started falling on saturday which was not that unusual for israel >> she's calling me, "mommy, what should i do tell me what to do." "no worries, the bombing will stop in a minute just be relaxed, go to your car." >> reporter: but this attack kept going. >> she was terrified she was saying, "mommy, we are trying to get out of here but i'm bleeding we were shot everybody here was shot." and she said, "mommy, i'm afraid i will die. and i said "no, you are not going to die." >> reporter: then she heard voices in arabic >> and then i heard shooting all around, very close to the car, and started hearing voices in arabic talking to each other, shouting at each other. and i

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today president biden pressed israel to protect civilians in gaza chief foreign correspondent richard engel hasate details. >> reporter: the middle east tonight is on the edge of disaster gaza is being flattened. horrific images are stoking rage across the muslim world tonight, president biden tried to pull the region back from the brink saying, israel has a right and responsibility to target hamas, but that it has an obligation to protect palestinian civilians. >> israel has to do everything in its power, as difficult as it is, to protect innocent civilians, and it's difficult >> reporter: he condemned hamas for using civilians as human shields and says he has no confidence in claims from the gaza run health ministry that 6,500 palestinians have been killed in the last 2 1/2 weeks. >> i have no notion that palestinians are telling the truth about how many people are killed i'm sure innocents have been killed, and it's the price of waging a war >> reporter: israel's allies in the middle east were more blunt jordan's king abdullah saying, stopping the war on gaza is an absolute necessity and tha

is carnegie, this is an institute, so to speak, the council on foreign political relations, but richard haslike that, well haz dim, you didn’t over-praise, you she has always had such a position that israel is without strategically. relations, that is, this largest, so to speak, brain center appears in this way and , accordingly, without this general overall picture, so to speak, it is impossible to imagine what is happening there, that’s why i i don’t believe that the entire middle east will now be set on fire, for obama, for a person who, so to speak, imagines quite a certain liberal grouping in washington. for him, in general, this is an ideal situation, well, an ideal situation, firstly, this is the end of netanyahu, the man whom he hated all his life, this is understandable, on the other hand, the clintons there wanted to do something, stir things up, now get it, i don’t know exactly how this very conflict developed at the very beginning, who carried out what plans, but salevan, who wrote the article, tried very well to hide that he was the formal culprit of this conflict, because the

while vladimir putin and roush deny any russian responsibility nbc chief foreign correspondent richard engel has the story. >> reporter: a huge russian missile, effectively wiped this tiny village off the map, flattening what was main street in eastern ukraine there's hardly a trace of the grocery and coffee shop that with here. residents say there were only 330 people living in the village. in an instant, more than 50 were killed restiv relatives from surrounding areas rushed over. this woman looking for her mother as vul andillagers were n a vigil for a soldier who was killed when it occurred. zelenskyy called it a deliberate and brutal act of terrorism. president putin took no responsibility for any of this he claimed russia did not start the war it ukrain ukraine, just opposite he says russia is trying to end it that's his message to the russian people, even though russia invaded ukraine and continuing its doaily attack tht devastated a sleepy village. >> our thanks to richard for that update. >>> a suspect is in custody this morning for the shocking stabbing of a brooklyn activist, randomly

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richard bilton has the details. it was the desperate search for a little girl...rother and sister. ..that turned on her parents. in the summer of 2007, kate and gerry mccann were declared suspects. that status didn't last long. but it's only now that the policia judiciaria, the investigative branch of the portuguese police who accused madeleine's parents of staging an abduction and hiding their daughter's body, have said sorry. the bbc�*s been told that officers from the pj travelled to the united kingdom. they met madeleine mccann's father, gerry, and they apologised face to face. it was an apology for the past. this pj is very different from the pj that was in charge in 2007. i am sure they are trying to do their best. the portuguese officers also told the mccanns they think this man is the prime suspect. christian brueckner is under investigation by german prosecutors. from what you have seen, you are sure she is dead? yeah. where was she killed, do you think, was she killed in portugal or elsewhere? in portugal. she died in portugal? yes. christian brueckner,

has been striking targets in gaza in response. at least 198 palestinians are confirmed dead there. the 1000 wounded. —— over 1000 wounded. richardpin has the latest. this was a surprise attack on israel by the militant palestinian group, hamas. it's claiming it's launched 5,000 rockets injust 20 minutes. some have hit the city of ashkelon, causing damage. amongst those on the ground, more hamas fighters heading into the battle. there is also footage apparently showing a captured israeli tank. a senior hamas commander has said the militant group had decided to say enough is enough. here in the israeli town of sderot, the emergency services have been taking the injured to local hospitals. it's reported that militants have been taking control of some of the streets in the area. 0n social media, the israeli prime minister said he had ordered a large mobilisation of troops. translation: the enemy will pay a heavy price - on a scale that it has never known. meanwhile, i call on all citizens of israel to listen to the home front command instructions. we are at war, and we will win. the palestinian president, mahmoud abbas, has spoken o

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team into a shelter shortly before we came on the air this evening chief foreign correspondent richard engel has more >> reporter: there are new signs israel's long anticipated ground operation into gaza could be coming israel's defense minister telling troops they would soon see gaza from the inside and the united states is making sure israel is ready for it, sending a new shipment of armored vehicles. for now, israel is only attacking gaza from afar. retaliation against hamas for its massive terror attack that killed 1,400 israelis. >> this is not merely our battle, it's the battle of the entire civilized world. >> reporter: a ground invasion could spark a wider war across the middle east and draw in the united states it's already happening, with hezbollah intensifying attacks on israeli forces from lebanon, syrian militias yesterday targeting american troops in iraq and syria, and late today, the pentagon saying the "uss carney" shot down three cruise missiles and drones launched by houthi rebels in yemen, potentially headed towards israel all the militias on the attack have one thing in comm

a bbc panorama investigation has been told that portguese police have apologised to her parents kate and gerry mccann, who were briefly named as suspects in the case. richardn her parents. in the summer of 2007, kate and gerry mccann were declared suspects. that status didn't last long. but it's only now that the policia judiciaria, the investigative branch of the portuguese police who accused madeleine's parents of staging an abduction and hiding their daughter's body, have said sorry. the bbc�*s been told that officers from the pj travelled to the united kingdom. they met madeleine mccann's father, gerry, and they apologised face to face. it was an apology for the past. this pj is very different from the pj that was in charge in 2007. i am sure they are trying to do their best. the portuguese officers also told the mccanns they think this man is the prime suspect. christian brueckner is under investigation by german prosecutors. from what you have seen, you are sure she is dead? yeah. where was she killed, do you think, was she killed in portugal or elsewhere? in portugal. she died in portugal? yes. christian brueckner, who is currently in prison in germ

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richard: thank you. caitriona: israel hasd claims it was responsible for the hospital strike in gaza. earlier on tuesday our partners from cbs news reported sources saying israel requested $10 billion in emergency military aid. we are joined now by tom bateman. what is the latest from the scene? an already overwhelmed hospital and still no sign of aid coming. tom: absolutely. the images we have seen of what happened in the aftermath of that explosion are extremely disturbing. a scene of total devastation. the street outside this particular court hard -- courtyard where i was told around 1000 displaced people were sheltering. that came from one of the anglican church official that runs this institution, the hospital. about 1000 people there. we have seen maimed casualties being pulled out on stretchers. the streets outside, total construction, cars burned out, a blackened and charred scene with dead and wounded there. and what people are saying there, some of the medics and other residents there trying to help, is that they ar

. >> and, you know, rich richard has just messaged in and said , has just messaged in and said, whenveryone now seems to be an armchair expert fanning the flames of misinformation when he says situation is says this situation is incredibly dangerous for the world at large . and i think that world at large. and i think that is a really key point, because overnight everyone popping up, as seems seemingly become this expert in the history , which is expert in the history, which is it's a very complex history and most people are not abreast of that situation for, you know, the reality is and people may or may not like this, the situation didn't just commence on october the seventh, as some people believe that it did. and i think the whole misinformation thing and the propaganda at large, particularly social media, particularly with social media, is incredibly dangerous. and some the things that are some of the things that are happening in circulating right now, a matter of life now, this is a matter of life and death and escalation versus de escalation. do you think that balance been str