the us secretary of state antony blinken _ resume.ntony blinken is _ resume. the us secretary of state antony blinken is there, _ resume. the us secretary of state antony blinken is there, his - resume. the us secretary of state antony blinken is there, his third i antony blinken is there, his third visit to israel since the october the 7th attack. we are reading on the 7th attack. we are reading on the afp news agency which is saying that they should continue. how significant is us influence and pressure here? it significant is us influence and pressure here?— pressure here? it is very significant _ pressure here? it is very significant and _ pressure here? it is very significant and the - pressure here? it is very - significant and the american government is the one international voice that the israelis really do listen to. there are a lot of noises coming from european countries, even going as far as demanding a ceasefire. that is not going to happen. as long as america supports israel's ultimate right to self—defence and to contin

secretary of state antony blinken met with authorities in jordan. he said israel should not enter a ceasefire because that would only allow hamas to regroup. would a ceasefire only hurt israel's goal of destroying hamas? >> well, wolf, it's good to see that the administration did this flip-flop. of course, when secretary of state antony blinken came in, he was calling for humanitarian pause. i think after consultation with both the israelis and the arab leaders, he recognized this is not the time to do that. you're absolutely right, this would give hamas a chance to reorganize particularly since so many of their facilities have been bombed. it would give them a chance to repair their communications, probably build new headquarters, probably get some of their fighters out on these ambulances that they're demanding, allow them to continue firing on that humanitarian corridor to kill their own people. so this is not the time for a ceasefire, but if they do agree, it would likely be a ground ceasefire since the forces have already encircled gaza city. i

us secretary of state antony blinken is meeting the israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu at thert of another round of diplomacy in israel and the rest of the region. they are said to be going to talk about how to proceed and protect civilians. the israel defence forces say that close quarter combat has seen fighting with gunmen as they target military outposts, headquarters and other hamas infrastructure. with the fighting intensifying, there has been strongly worded criticism of the humanitarian situation emerging from the united nations. seven human rights experts have said that they believe the palestinian people in gaza are at risk of genocide, and that time is running out to prevent that. israelaccuse that time is running out to prevent that. israel accuse them of repeating hamas propaganda. people across the region are waiting to hear as well a little later from the leader of the lebanese islamist group hezbollah. hassan nasrallah's speech will be closely watched and could have huge consequences for where this conflict goes next. we will keep you across all of those differ

the us secretary of state, antony blinken has met the palestinian authority president mahmoud abbas inccupied west bank city of ramallah for talks on the gaza conflict. the spokesman for the palestinian president has said mr abbas told mr blinken there must be an immediate ceasefire and an allowing of humanitarian aid to the gaza strip. according to us spokesperson matthew miller, the secretary reaffirmed the united states�* commitment to the delivery of life—saving humanitarian assistance and resumption of essential services in gaza and made clear that palestinians must not be forcibly displaced. secretary blinken and president abbas discussed efforts to restore calm and stability in the west bank, including the need to stop extremist violence against palestinians and hold those accountable responsible. secretary blinken reiterated that the united states remains committed to advancing equal measures of dignity and security for palestinians and israelis alike. the secretary also expressed the commitment of the united states to working toward the realisation of the palestinians�* legiti

he has been briefed by the national security team and that includes secretary of state antony blinkenso all of this continuing to unfold and going as the secretary of state continues that shuttle diplomacy in the region. >> now to ed in tel aviv. we have also seen more intense attacks across gaza. what is the latest there? >> reporter: another ex krushchev rating night you have warfare inside of gaza. last night several explosions, several rockets fired towards israel from gaza and firefighting continuing in there. last night there was a strike at the refugee camp where a doctor tells us, tells cnn, there were 30 -- they counted at least 33 victims killed in that strike. he believes it was an israeli airstrike. the israeli defense force has not commented on this particular strike, so we don't have confirmation from them. but the doctor believes it was an israeli airstrike. the video is just absolutely brutal to watch as they brought the victims' bodies inside of the hospital. several bodies of young children and women as well were brought into this hospital and this is significant bec

right now secretary of state antony blinken is back in a war zone in israel. diplomatic source telling cnn he is pushing for a pause in the fighting to allow mediation as civilian deaths and suffering mount in gaza. he spoke moments ago before his meeting with israel's president. >> we stand strongly for the proposition that israel has not only the right, but the obligation to defend itself and to do everything possible to make sure that this october 7th can never happen again. how israel does this matters, and it is very important that when it comes to the protection of civilians who are caught in a crossfire of hamas' making, that everything be done to protect them and to bring assistance to those who so desperately need it. >> the israeli president in those comments also insisted israel has followed international law and that went through the numbers even in terms of the warnings that had been sent to civilians talking about the millions of text messages, phone calls and flyers that have warned them to leave before the strikes. blinken's visit comes after o

these fire secretary of state antony blinking says that would only allow how much militants to regroup. of thousands joined pro palestinian valise across to europe in billing. there was a heavy police presence to the, to any anti semitic or on to israel. inside the i want to jones. welcome to the program. the united nation says a school age runs in northern garza has been hit by and as strike, the number of casualties is not yet clear. the you an agency helping refugees in the region says thousands of displaced palestinians with sheltering in the school buildings. israel minutes recess is looking into what happened, and will allow more people to evacuate to the south of casa, in a sense of anger and despair. it is palpable in the aftermath of this round of his way to extracts that struck you and run school being used as a refugee shelter at your body. a nose and gaza phones were falling on us. people got blown into pieces, they all died. they were all wounded. we want to truce lease. we are exhausted. where should we go? they hit the shelters. people on the street are getting hit while

secretary of state antony blinken - israel. secretary of state antony blinken has - israel. of state - antony blinken has said that far too many palestinians have been killed. just in the past few hours, president biden said the hospital in gaza must be protected. do you feel the us is starting to shift its support for israel? the us has made clearfrom the beginning that it expects israel to comply with the rules of international humanitarian law, the words law of warfare. israel is taking robust steps to make sure it complies with “p to make sure it complies with up just a couple of days after the war began the israelis were begging the residents of northern gaza to migrate to the cell. essentially saying, we don't want to hurt you, please leave so that we can go after hamas. —— migrate to the self. hamas. —— migrate to the self. hamas has been terrorising the innocentin hamas has been terrorising the innocent in gaza and our hearts break. how can we not watch the report earlier of babies dying in the hospital because hamas will not share the fuel that it is hoarding in the

secretary of state antony blinken trying to lengthening this truce between israel and hamas.as released two female hostages and are expected to release others as well. there's video of mia shim reuniting with her mother and brother. israel will set free another 30 palestinian prisoners and detainees. the truce has been put to the test in very tragic ways. three people shot to death by a hamas member who opened fire at a jerusalem bus stop. blinken calling the shooting a terrorist attack. hamas saying these killings were in response to israeli defense forces killing two children in the west bank, shooting them. let's start with cnn's jeremy diamond who is talking with us about the situation there with hostages and also the state of the truce. jeremy, the hostages, as we understand, are coming from different locations. what can you tell us? >> reporter: yeah, that's right. so far we've seen two of the eight israeli hostages we expect to be released today come out of the gaza strip and now on their way to hospitals. those first two are mia shim, the 21-year-old having the emotio

but we don't expect turkish president recep tayyip erdogan to host us secretary of state antony blinkenat when antony blinken toured the middle east following the hamas october seven attacks during his first middle east tour, he didn't visit turkey. but this time he visited turkey. it seems to be a short visit to turkey. but as i said before, we don't expect anyjoint press conference or written statement because there are differences of opinion about the situation, about the war and the conflict. if situation, about the war and the conflict. , ., .., , situation, about the war and the conflict. , ., _, , ., , conflict. if you could give us a bit more detail. _ conflict. if you could give us a bit more detail. his _ conflict. if you could give us a bit more detail. his visit _ conflict. if you could give us a bit more detail. his visit to - conflict. if you could give us a bit more detail. his visit to turkey i more detail. his visit to turkey comes at a time when, is it fair to say, anti—us sentiment in turkey is growing? there have been pro—palestinian protesters reportedly trying to e

secretary of state antony blinken has - of state antony blinken has already said far too many palestinians ago president biden has said at the hospitals in gaza must be protected. do you feel the us is starting to shift in gaza must be protected. [30 is starting to shift in gaza must be protected. do you feel the us is starting _ must be protected. do you feel the us is starting to _ must be protected. do you feel the us is starting to shift - must be protected. do you feel the us is starting to shift its i the us is starting to shift its support from israel? the us that it expects israel to comply with the rules of international humanitarian laws. israel of course is taking robust steps to ensure it complies. a couple of days after the war began, israelis were begging the residents of northern gaza to migrate to the south, essentially saying, we do not want to hurt you, please, leave so we can go after hamas and after role hamas has been terrorising the innocence in gaza and our hearts break. how can we not watch the report earlier of babies dying in the hospital because hamas will not sh

all of this happening as secretary of state antony blinken made a brief stop in his first visit to theest bank since the october 7th attack to meet with the head of the palestinian authority, trying to, in his words, talk about efforts to restore calm and stability in the area. but as it's proving clear to see, reaching that goal is extremely difficult at this moment. >> ed lavandera, thank you for your reporting. >>> cnn is part of the first group of international journalists that has been granted access to israeli forces inside gaza. cnn's jeremy diamond was embedded with the idf troops where he witnessed the intense fighting in central gaza. >> outlets have to submit all footage to the israeli military for review prior to publication. cnn has agreed to these terms in order to provide a limited window into israeli ground operations in gaza. jeremy diamond joins us now. tell us about this experience, what you saw. >> reporter: well, victor, one week into israel's ground offensive in gaza, the israeli military, as you said, agreed to bring us in to gaza with its troops. my day began ye

blinken is in jordan us secretary of state antony blinken is injordan meeting leaders from 11 on, qatarand is injordan meeting leaders from 11 on, qatar and jordan itself. antony blinken is pushing for pauses in the fighting in gaza, he did that yesterday as well while he was here in israel and the prime minister benjamin netanyahu insisted there would be no temporary ceasefire until all of the hostages being held in gaza are released. an official from the un agency for palestinian refugees has warned there is less and less it can do to protect gazans. the first micron gaza health ministry has released its daily figures today saying that 9&88 people, they say, have now been killed in gaza, with around 3900 of them being children. around moo israelis were killed in the hamas attacks in southern israel on the 7th of october. the health ministry in gaza also says that at least 12 people who were sheltering in a school were killed in an explosion there on friday night. hamas says there on friday night. hamas says the school was bombed by israel and there has been no comments yet from there has

. >> you have secretary of state antony blinken back in israel. >> can the united states tell its ally how to fight a war? >> how we can set the conditions for a durable, sustainable peace for israelis and palestinians alike. >> there are just weeks before the public calls for a cease-fire becomes untenable. >> we can get the hostages out, we can get humanitarian aid in. >> this hospital will turn into a mass grave. there's nothing for this place other than a place to come and die. ♪ >>> good morning, welcome, i'm phil mattingly with erica hill in new york, poppy is off today. right now secretary of state antony blinken is back in a war zone in israel as civilian deaths and destruction mount in gaza. he's already met with prime minister benjamin netanyahu, has been meeting with israel's war cabinet this morning. >> blinken's trip comes after one of the most intense nights we have seen yet in gaza. we actually watched israeli rockets and missiles rain down live here on cnn as flares lit up the night sky. cnn is learning that blinken, president biden and his top advisers are all warning

that has been on the mind of us secretary of state antony blinken as he continues his shuttle diplomacynken has now left israel — he's en route to turkey where he'll continue his diplomatic tour of the region. for perspective and his very difficult diplomacy, i was speaking to sir richard dalton, a former british ambassador to iran and libya. following the speech by the leader of hezbollah — an iran—backed militia based in lebanon — which seemed to calm tensions of all out war between israel and lebanon — i asked mr dalton what he thought of iran's position in this conflict. it's an enigma, and the one hand, they wish to preserve the deterrent that hezbollah constitutes with its arsenal of missiles in lebanon, against us and israeli attack directly on iran, on the other hand, it will find it's a big loss of prestige if hamas is destroyed without there being any counter attack, any pressure, militarily on israel on iran or either of its allies. caution is prevailing, and thatis allies. caution is prevailing, and that is not unusual for iran. the risk of regional escalation involving iran

back to those photos of the us secretary of state antony blinken - secretary of state antony blinkenurkey for talks with the president of turkey recep tayyip erdogan. we have lost those images so we will bring you more of that when we have. daniel hagari, the israeli spokesman, also referred to the cross—border violence with hezbollah in lebanon. lebanese state media say three children and their grandmother were killed in an israeli strike on a car in southern lebanon. the report said their car was hit on a road in the bintjbeil district, and that the children were aged ten, 12, and 14. this is what mr hagari had to say in the north of israel there are several incidents today. the idf attacked terror facilities of hezbollah and there was an anti—tank missile that killed an israeli citizen and there are some israeli strikes by the idf on terrorists and infrastructure, vehicles driving terrorists and there were also aerial means that are intercepted. by a remotely piloted aircraft that hezbollah tried to drive into israel was intercepted in lebanese territory. they reached the beach at

the us secretary of state, antony blinken, is back in tel aviv, as washington increases the pressurepause. antony blinken talked about isreal�*s right to defend itself, but also the need for �*concrete steps' to minimise harm to civilians in gaza. meanwhile, the leader of hezbollah — like hamas, a proscribed terror organisation — has been speaking in lebanon. hassan nasrallah praised the hamas attacks and said, the possibility of �*total war is realistic�*. one other important line to update you on — more foreign nationals have been getting out of gaza at the rafah crossing point into egypt. 124 british nationals are on the list of people who are being allowed to leave. the hamas—run health ministry in gaza says more than 9,000 people have been killed in the strip since october the 7th, after hamas killed 1,400 people, in the attacks in southern isreal. in the attacks in southern israel. we'll be covering all the latest developments here with my colleague, the bbc�*s chief international correspondent lyse doucet who joins us from jerusalem. 0ver over to you. welcome back to jerusalem

it is not imagination. >> antony blinken, the u.s. secretary of staterned hoping to ease the pressure on gaza's civilians. >> good afternoon, everyone. we are absolutely focused on getting hostages back and getting them back to their families, safety, and we believe that among other things, a humanitarian pause good help that effort. >> after their meeting, prime minister netanyahu said there would be no cease-fires until hamas released its hostages. >> in lebanon's capital, supporters of the iranian backed militia hezbollah rallied to hear their leader, repeat threats the war might spread. the concern, he said, is that this front might tumble into a wider war. it is a real possibility, and the enemy should make every allowance. back in gaza, this is what is left of the refugee camp. it is in the south, where israel is turning palestinian civilians to turn to go to escape danger. for gaza's endangered people and diplomats, who want to stop this war escalated. jeremy bowen, bbc news, jerusalem. >> we are going to focus for a moment on hezbollah. we heard

while the secretary of state antony blinken is in jordan, he's met with arab allies.he white house was saying let's have a humanitarian pause. blinken today then said, wait a minute, a cease fire might give hamas a moment to regroup. what is your thought or your reaction to the posture of the state department now saying a cease fire would give hamas an opportunity to regroup and perhaps it's not such a great idea after all? >> with that statement with what the jordanians and arab allies -- and he's not even listening to the spanish who are telling you we are going to impose an arms ban on israel. he's not even listening to the global south who are so outraged. secretary blinken told them in the case of ukraine, we need to stand by the international laws order. israel's 57 years of occupation, we can disregard that. they're telling them to protect civilians. israel wouldn't open basically a pathway for these civilians to join their families in the west bank. the fact that they have total disregard for civilian lives, they even call them human animals, they call them mo

secretary of state antony blinken plans to travel back to israel friday as the u.s. sends 300 more troops to the region. cbs' ian lee is joining us from tel aviv with the latest developments. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, anne-marie. israel says it has hit 11,000 targets since the beginning of the war. that's more than 440 every day. yesterday one of those strikes hit gaza's largest refugee camp. palestinian border officials say more than 80 wounded gazans are expected to cross into egypt for medical treatment today. overnight gunfire rang out and flares streaked across the sky over gaza. israeli defense officials claim a large number of hamas militants including a top commander were killed in wide-scale strikes on the densely crowded refugee camp. hamas says dozens of civilians were killed. and the israeli military has reportedly launched more raids into the west bank. a spokesman for hamas claims the group will begin to release foreign hostages in the coming days, though israeli officials say there's no hostage deal in sight. >> israel did not protect it

the news comes as heavy israeli attacks continued to hit gaza overnight and secretary of state antonyet with prime minister benjamin netanyahu. >>> ftx founder sam bankman-fried has been found guilty on all charges in the financial crimes case tied to his failed cryptocurrency companies. each of the seven charges carries a sentence of up to 20 years in prison. >>> and yellowstone fans are going to have to wait a little longer to see how the story ends for the dutton family. the paramount network says the show's final episodes will air next november after being delayed by the hollywood strikes. >>> for more, download the cbs news app on your cell phone or connected tv. i'm jarred hill, cbs news, new york. >> announcer: this is the "cbs overnight news." >>> we begin tonight with a breakthrough in the desperate effort to evacuate americans out of gaza. at least 74 americans fleeing today, making their way out of the war zone and to safety in egypt. the breakthrough comes with a major new battle under way tonight in northern gaza. the israeli army launching heavy attacks from land, sea, a

that was the resounding message from secretary of state antony blinken during his remarks is that thisflict not spread, not widen any further. this was a one-hour meeting or more than one-hour meeting that he had and part of it was receiving a securities briefing on u.s. facilities and talking about security in the region. we know that the defense department has placed assets closer to the region. this was always a message of deterrence, a show of force and that was part of this conversation that secretary of state antony blinken had while on the ground in baghdad, and of course, this comes on the heel of the shuttle diplomacy that he has done over the last several days to name some of the places he has visited and he went to israel, jordan, the west bank and cypress and after this, he heads to turkey. of course, all of this as the administration pushes for those humanitarian pauses which the secretary of state also talked about saying that that is the way forward to get more aid into gaza, to advance that assistance, but also to get hostages out, and of course, that comes as arab lead

secretary of state antony blinken is in the region, trying to keep that truce going. earlier, he met with israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu. he's also scheduled to meet with the leader of the palestinian authority mahmoud abbas. but today, there was more bloodshed. three people were killed at a shooting in a bus station in jerusalem. hamas has claimed responsibility for that attack. cnn is tracking this and we have cnn's alex marquardt to break it down. alex, secretary blinken back in the middle east for the third since october 7th. what are the focus of these talks? >> well, this is really a pivotal moment for us, boris. the u.s. has been pushing really for the beginning of this pause to try to get it going, to try to get it extended as long as possible. we have the first two-day extension, today is the seventh day. u.s. would like to see as many hostages coming out and would like to see as much aid going in as possible. on the back of israeli warnings that their intending to ramp-up their military operations. it's really just a question of when. today, we se

the us secretary of state, antony blinken has met the palestinian authority president mahmoud abbas inccupied west bank city of ramallah for talks on the gaza conflict. mr abbas told mr blinken there must be an immediate ceasefire and an allowing of humanitarian aid to the gaza strip. in gaza itself, we've been reporting an explosion at al—maghazi refugee camp where at least 50 people have been killed — that's according to the head of a nearby hospital. the israeli military says it's investigating. and in the last hour, paltel — the palestinian telecommunications company — says there has been another "complete disruption" to communication and internet services in gaza. they say this is due to "the previously reconnected major routes" being exposed to israeli attacks. further north, and lebanese state media say three children and their grandmother were killed in an israeli strike on a car in southern lebanon. the report said their car was hit on a road in the bintjbeil district, and that the children were aged ten, 12, and 14. the lebanese foreign minister says lebanon will submit a com

he met mahmoud abbas today who —— the secretary of state antony blinken�*s agenda.hostages being held is this lady whose family have sought this photo online afore being taken by hamas. 84—year—old elma avraham is one of more than 200 hostages being held in gaza. herson, uri ravitz, showed us the medicines his mother needs to take every day to stay in good health. he's hoping someone can take these to her. right now, we are four weeks after that, four weeks and one day, and they're still not here. and they should be here yesterday. not today. yesterday. like in some horror movie that i'm stuck. but i still have hope. well while antony blinken was speaking in baghdad, israel's military spokesman daniel hagari, updated the media on their operation in gaza. today, the idf forces reached the beach and encircled gaza and today we have gaza north and gaza south. they breached the shore line and they are hoping its shoreline, we are still allowing to enable the residents of the north of the gaza strip and the residents of the south. it is a one—way corridor going south. we

antony blinken finds himself in this increasingly oppressive environment. the us secretary of stateud abbas that his administration must play a central role in what happens next in gaza. blinken thanked abbas for his help in maintaining order. on the west bank, but this calm is fragile, attacks on october 7 more than doubled, the level of violence has already reached a fifteen-year high. the palestinian leader told blinken that his government would consider taking control of the gas only as part of a deal to create a palestinian state, but for those currently in gaza, similar the talk may seem irrelevant at a time when the us refuses to support abbas's call for a ceasefire and israel doesn't even want to. consider the possibility of the slightest pause in their bombing. the visit of the head of american diplomacy to baghdad could be extremely tense. let us recall in a few words that prime minister mohammed al-sudani wanted to give a diplomatic form to this visit, in any case, that is what the state department here in washington reports, the visit is as exceptional as it is unexpecte

secretary of state antony blinken is on the first stop of a trip through the middle east and asia. he departed from the u.s. last night and he said a key mission for him in israel is to underscore the need for israeli forces to minimize civilian casualties as they fight to sdoi hamas. >> how israel does this matters. we will focus on steps that need to be taken to protect civilians who are in a crossfire of hamas' making. we want to look at concrete steps to be taken to better protect them. this is something that the united states is committed to. i won't get into the details here, but it is very much on the agenda. >> reporter: sources tell cnn that blinken, president biden and his top advisers are all warning israel that time is running short for the idf to achieve its military objectives in gaza as the global outcry over humanitarian suffering there intensifies. overnight the skies over northern gaza were lit by flares and explosions during a fierce bombard bombardment. idf says they are deepening operations there. clarks also increasing at the border with lebanon. hezbollah's l

secretary of state antony blinken front is and center for negotiations. can he help secure the release of the eight americans still being held hostage by the terrorist group hamas before bombs start dropping again. >>> plus one of the innocent palestinian college students in vermont describes the moment that the gunman came after him and his friends. >> he didn't hesitate without a word to just run down the stairs of the porch. >> his family says this crime was motivated by bigotry. so why no hate crime charges? >>> plus a gag order just r reinstated on donald trump. who keeps personally attack ing the judge and his clerk in that civil fraud trial. prompting anti-semitic death threats. the judge's new warning as trump has ordered once again to zip his lips. >>> we start with our world lead wrrks we could be just hours away from the end of the pause in fighting between israel hamas and the resumption of the war and the death and destruction. both sides said today they are ready if that deal expires at midnight and the war resumes. but behind the scenes, ne

but secretary of state antony blinken is urging only humanitarian pauses.cy says there was an explosion at a school it runs. hamas says 15 people were killed. israel says it's investigating. the us says up to 400,000 people remain in northern gaza, as israel's ground offensive continues. the un says no part of gaza is safe. protests in support of palestinians have been taking place in cities around the world. here in london, 11 arrests were made. an earthquake in western nepal has killed around 157 people. houses are destroyed and people are digging through rubble to rescue others. now on bbc news, it's sportsday. hello and welcome to sportsday. i'm hugh ferris. the headlines this evening: they've been down for a while, now they're also out.

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and of course, antony blinken, the u.n. secretary of states in israel yesterday speaking with intima netanyahu, peeling for some kind of a pause in order to get aid into the gaza strip, for mediation talks, of course, benjamin netanyahu pushing back saying that is only a possibility, all hostages are released but i want you to take a listen to what lincoln said about the civilian impacts and he spoke really emotionally about it. i want you to listen in. >> i have seen images, too. of palestinian children, and boys and girls pulled from the wreckage of buildings. and when i see that, when i look into their eyes, through the tv screen, i see my own children. how can we not? >> a significant bite to their, anna, and of course he also said that hamas is using civilian as human shields. that being said, the death toll in gaza is becoming untenable and there are a lot of questions now that israeli, israelis are facing. of course, the u.s. are facing a terms of proportionality and terms of the terror attack on october 7th. in terms of the strike on t

the fighting bunch of best disagreement with arab nations quoting for a ceasefire. secretary of state antony blinking says that would only allow how much the militants to regroup. and more than 150 people did. austin, of quake strikes naples. authorities expect to that's number to rise as rescue as reach the remote area efforts to find survivors. continue the, i'm going to jones. good tough you with us, the united nations. this a school, it runs a mills, and garza has been hit by and asked strike the number of casualties is not yet clear. the u. n. agency helping refugees and the rates and says thousands of displays, palestinians with sheltering and the school buildings as well as military says it's looking into what happened and will allow more people to evacuate to the south of gaza. the aftermath of his bailey strikes the hit to united nations going to school. it's about yeah. in northern gaza. we were sitting here. people were preparing breakfast. someone to big bread girls were sitting here peacefully. suddenly they were strikes one after the other. i rushed here to check on the 2 girls

the secretary of state antony blanket also calls for an immediate and substantial increase in 2 minutes hearing aids going into the palestinian territory. also coming up, israel says it's closing in on gaza city and confirms and targeted an ambulance being used by almost outside guards as big as hospital. local health officials stay there are many dead and wounded and 11 on the hezbollah tear group. praise is the october 7 attack on israel. it's leaders stop short of saying his militia will join the war, but warns that a wider, middle east conflict as possible the welcome to the program. us secretary of state antony blinking, has called on israel to protect civilians as its forces closed in on gaza. city meeting with is really prime minister benjamin netanyahu until a v blake and repeated that israel has the right an obligation to defend itself. so that milton can no longer massacre people on its soil. and you called for a pause in the fighting to allow aid and essentials into gaza. i've seen images to as a palestinian children and boys and girls pulled from the wreckage of buildings. w

largest hospital israel saying it was being used by hamas terrorists it comes as secretary of state antony blinken returned to israel calling on it to do more to protect gaza's civilians but prime minister netanyahu rejecting calls for a cease-fire until hamas releases all the hostages our teams tonight in israel and gaza. >>> also tonight, president biden visiting maine in the aftermath of the mass shooting that killed 18 people, meeting with survivors, victims' families, and first responders his message to a grieving community >>> the security scare at a nuclear plant in south carolina a man driving through the gate, ramming the barricades, the urgent man-hunt tonight >>> the one-time crypto king sam bankman-fried found guilty on all counts in his fraud trial why his legal troubles aren't over yet. >>> the explosion aboard a jet blue plane. a backpack bursting into flames. flight attendants seen pouring bottles of water over it as passengers evacuate. what officials believe caused it. >>> and remembering a hero astronaut after disaster struck the apollo 13 mission, the key role he played

the us secretary of state antony blinken there. some braking is to bring you.rst minister humza yousaf�*s mother—in—law and father—in—law have left gaza via the rafah crossing those that they had visited gaza to visit family prior to those attacks by hamas on the 7th of october. just before, in a statement they said, "we are grateful to all of those who have assisted our parents over the last few weeks including the fc deal crisis team. these last four weeks have been a living nightmare for our family. we are so thankful to all of the messages of comfort and a prayer is that we have received from across the world and indeed from across the political spectrum in scotland and in the uk". they were among the 600 orso in the uk". they were among the 600 or so people, 127 of them on the uk list today who have been able to leave gaza through the rafah crossing. we have been talking about antony blinken�*s visit, the us secretary of state, but there is also notable event in the next hour or so, the leader of the lebanese islamist shia group hezbollah. hassan nasrallah

the us secretary of state antony blinken meets israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu and his war israel's military says it has surrounded gaza city and has been attacking hamas infrastructure. more dual citizens and foreign passport—holders are expected to leave gaza today via the rafah crossing into egypt. i'm crossing into egypt. ben thomson in london. also this hour... crossing into egypt. the so—called �*crypto king' sam bankman—fried is found guilty of fraud and money laundering. and authorities in delhi shut all primary schools for the first time this season — as the air quality level drops to severe. hello, this is bbc news live now from jerusalem. i'm anna foster. the us secretary of state, antony blinken, has been meeting the israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu at the start of another round of diplomacy in israel and the rest of the region.

secretary of state antony blinken.nother speech that might have bigger implications coming from hassan nasrallah, the leader of hezbollah which operates inside lebanon. nasrallah has been quiet since the hamas terror attack on israel on october 7th. this will be his first major speech to the world since then. hezbollah, the militia group that the united states considers a terror organization, has estimates of somewhere around 150,000 rockets inside lebanon, high-technology, very accurate, that they could shoot into israel at any moment if nasrallah decides he wants to escalate this conflict. the israel defense forces say they are on, very, very high alert this morning listening to this speech of nasrallah. we will bring you details as soon as we get them. we have our teams everywhere around the world standing by. inside lebanon, in tel aviv, in northern israel, at the pentagon. let's go first to tel aviv, cnn's ed lavandera is there. ed? >> reporter: john, we are waiting to hear from secretary of state antony blinken w

that's what secretary of state antony blinken is in the region to do.e's not there to stop the war, he's there to help manage the war. he's there to set some sort of processes where they can keep fighting for what could be weeks, months or even longer. this idea of having humanitarian pauses is not new. the idea of getting fighters out, even getting civilians out, getting some people who are trapped out, getting some aid in. they do this in ukraine, they do it in -- they've been doing it in syria for 12 years. it's a complicated thing where every side has to get something and right now the negotiating positions are too far apart for it to work. that's what he's there to do, to narrow the positions and set a precedent so they can keep fighting. so far he wasn't been successful. >> the israeli argument is that if they stop then hamas can regroup and that they won't release hostages but rather that they will strengthen for more terrorist attacks. is that a fair assessment? >> i mean, i don't think there's any scenario where you can bomb 24 hours a day, sev

at a meeting in amman today, arab foreign ministers told us secretary of state antony blinken that theret be an immediate ceasefire in gaza. but mr blinken wants "humanitarian pauses". israel, though, has said there will be no temporary truce until all hostages are released. thejordanian foreign minister ayman safadi said the killing of civilians by israel could not be justified by its claim of self defence. he said the entire region was sinking into a "sea of hatred" that could define generations to come. translation: the numbers of people who were killed i from civilians in gaza over the last few weeks, including working in relief and journalists cannot be justified any way. and in this regard, we are still asking for an immediate ceasefire and that israel would stop hindering the delivery of humanitarian aid. and we also demand an international investigation for these violations of the international law in this war. and finally, what we are witnessing of an escalation and the human tragedy and suffering of civilians as a result of not addressing the deep root of the problem and to add

. >>> secretary of state antony blinken takes a surprise trip to baghdad, sitting down with palestinian leaders amid growing violence in the region. we will have a live report from washington, d.c. and what the move signals to both sides of this war. >>> denied the chance at starting a family. that's how some lgbtq couples are describing insurance policies refusing to cover fertility costs for gay families. hear from one new york couple who turned to crowd funding for their future. >>> the streets of new york filled with 50,000 runners on sunday. see the highlights from the 26.2 mile race through the big apple. we'll have the breakdown of the other big moments in sports this weekend. >>> the baltimore symphony orchestra's newest music conductor is breaking barriers one note at a time. how the orchestra's first black conductor and its youngest conductor ever plans to bring a new generation into the audience. it's monday, november 6th. "early today" starts right now. good morning. i'm frances rivera. >> and i'm phillip mena. within just hours, former president donald trump is expected to

and northern is really town of security. actual not as i let you know how to use your secretary state, antony blink. and has been touring the middle east to work on a solution for the conflict together with arab states. and also prevent the violence from spreading across the region is made an unexpected stop and a rock and roll into that must be no repeat of recent attacks on us military basis . though. it was very important to send a very clear message to anyone who might seek to take advantage of the conflict and gas, but to threaten our personnel here or anywhere else in the region. don't do it. i made very clear that the attacks, the threats coming from militia that are aligned with around are totally unacceptable. and we will take every necessary step to protect our people. we're not looking for conflict with the rent. we've made that very clear. but we'll do what's necessary to uh, to protect our, our personnel fees, a military or civilian uh, washington correspondent benjamin alvarez. group tells me why blink, and found the time to stop in a rock. the rock is an important talk now for

secretary of state antony blinken continues his middle east trip. he's meeting qatar's prime minister. the qataris have been key negotiating partners, instrumental in the few hostage releases we have seen so far. we will continue to monitor this meeting and bring you key lines as they emerge. >>> the u.n. secretary-general is condemning an israeli air strike targeting an ambulance outside gaza's largest hospital. hamas-run health authorities say the blast killed 15 people and wounded 60 others. israel says the ambulance was being used a by hamas terror cell. meantime the biggest number yet of foreign nationals is expected to exit gaza into egypt in the hours ahead. an egyptian source says 730 of them will enter through the rafah crossing. nearly 400 americans are said to be among them. >>> palestinians in gaza mourn the death of a palestine tv correspondent killed thursday along with 11 members of his family. palestine tv said his home was targeted in an air strike. but in a statement to cnn on saturday, the israeli military said that it was, quote,

military and say they're attacking is really forces with drones and explosives. us secretary of state antony, blinking tells israel must do everything they can to protect civilians caught in the crossfire engaged the welcome to our viewers around the world. i'm michael. ok. israel says it's ground forces have completely surrounded gods, a city. they say their troops are advancing, despite quote painful losses. the militants are reported to have laid minds and booby traps in the area, and have threatened to mount strong resistance is really military says, gaza city is a center of a mazda is terror organization. israel launched its attacks ongoing se in response to the massacre by him boss of more than 1400 people in israel. and the idea of spokesperson gave more details of the new phase of the ground operation. the lights are as well defenceless as sight is incomplete to the in sacramento, gaza city on the center of the massive terrace organization on in the last hours of tennessee and infantry along with the air force and being executive bases, headquarters, concentration points and of the t

my media reports in israel say us secretary of state antony blinking will meet palestinian authority president my when a boss and rama lump in the coming hours. they're expected to talk about future political arrangements in the gaza strip when the war is over. it's blinking, the latest stop on a tour of the middle east. on saturday, he held talks and jordan with air of leaders who have been pressing for a complete stop to the hostilities. a rare open display of disagreement as the trip to jordan has revealed. the chasm between american support for israel and arrow countries outraged over the siege and bombardment of the gaza strip. the egyptian foreign minister urged us to secure a ceasefire. that's to uh, i emphasized the importance of achieving an immediate and comprehensive ceasefire and guys without any conditions or restrictions who have been outside jordan warrant of escalating hate trips in the region. mostly in fish and jewish for other human values, dictate that we work for peace and we stop this, not this. and we do not allow for a, for the very dangerous, the human, a zat

states. >>> and antony blinken's diplomatic dash. e secretary of state makes surprise stops in the west bank and iraq, in a rush to keep the israel/hamas war from spreading. ♪ >>> good morning to our viewers in the united states and around the world, i'm kasie hunt. it's monday, november 6th. norm tomorrow in election day in new york. right now it's 5:00 a.m. where former president trump will testify in a fraud lawsuit brought by the attorney general. he and his company is accused of repeatedly inflating his assets to get better terms on loans. the suit poses an existent threat to the organization. the state is seeking $200 million in damages and to bar trump. he goes into court, a new polling by "the new york times" shows him ahead of president biden in a hypothetical matchup in arizona, and michigan. and a biden campaign spokesman tells cnn, vote, predictions may look a little different. we'll win in 2024, putting our heads down and doing the work, not fretting about polling. let's bring in a reporter on the campaign trail in florid

war, and as you say, there was a split screen moment to date with the visiting us secretary of state antonyer hassan nasrallah speaking at the same time. speaking in tel aviv after his talks of israeli leaders, antony blinken, and hassan nasrallah speaking from a secret location, sending totally different leaders. hassan nasrallah accusing the united states are being responsible for what he called crimes in gaza, and antony blinken talking about how the united states would do everything to prevent this war from spreading beyond the borders of israel and gaza. let�*s look first at what antony blinken had to say. he spoke to the press after he met the israeli prime minister as well as the israeli president isaac herzog, and after those talks, he affirmed his solidarity with israel, alongside hopes for what he described as a humanitarian pause in the fighting. that was an important area of discussion today with israeli leaders — how, when and where these can be implemented. what work needs to happen and what understandings must be reached. now, we recognise this will take time to prepare and c

happened inside the evacuation, so and where israel told civilians to seek refuge us secretary of state antony, blinking expense a well went diplomatic tool of the middle east with stumps and cypress and rock. he says, washington is working to ensure the conflicts does not spread. atomic airport reopens following a hostage drama. and on to suspect has been arrested. the man drove through a security barrier onto the runway with his 4 year old daughter, demanding to be flown to taki. the child is safe, the i'm going to jones without the with us. israel's army has said it's carrying out significant strikes and has divided the goss a strip into the home us run gas, the health minister recess and asked why it has killed thousands of people as a refugee camp. the campus inside the evacuation soon. what israel palestinians to seek shelter. haven't you? anyone down here? do you hear me? is abraham, come i'm, if you knew there are people ahead that's due to the survivors. as the refugee camp cd spent the night digging through rubble with their bare hands after stride caused residential buildings to col

secretary of state antony blinken in jojordan meetiting with ararab forereign ministsters. momore on thisis high-ststakes summit, , right after ththis. will will will >>> with israel's war against hamas intensifying, the u.s. secretary of state antony blinken was in jordan meeting with officials from several arab countries in a high-stakes summit. we are joined live from amman, jordan right now. this is the third visit to the region since the hamas attack on october 7. what did he have to say? >>> emphasizing the points of commonality between the united states and arab partners on the approach to israel. there are not a lot of points of commonality. they do all share the same objective to have a sustainable peace and they agree on the need for humanitarian assistance to urgently reach the population that needs it. but clearly a major divide on one of the biggest key issues and that is calls for cease- fire. the egyptian foreign minister standing there after the summit today and again called for the immediate cease-fire and very strongly condemning the israeli defense in gaz