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secretary of state antony blinken in the region right now. will there be a cease-fire? we have late reporting. >>> in the u.s., reports of an active shooter outside a middle school, reports of a 14-year-old possibly armed with a rifle. the school locked down. tonight, what police are now saying about that teen. >>> we're tracking the new tornado threat, and severe storms at this hour, across multiple states. ginger zee is here tonight. >>> this evening, florida's six-week abortion ban now in effect, starting today. donald trump tonight defending states taking action on abortion. vice president kamala harris in florida tonight, saying she and the president believe these decisions should be made by women, not the government. >>> harvey weinstein back in court for the first time since his rape conviction was overturned in new york. will there be a new trial? what was revealed today. >>> the robin roberts exclusive here tonight with wnba star brit nye griner. her first interview about her ten months behind bars in russia. what she revealed to robin. >>> tonight, the investi

secretary of state antony blinken stating the u.s.ould not support military action in rafah without a credible plan for civilians. dan is joining us for more on the story. the u.s. saying they need more information with regards to israel's strategy. are we beginning to see wea weanweaning off of support, dan? >> reporter: arabile, we are seeing a rift and fracture with the u.s. and israel as the war in gaza continues to unfold here the administration, of course, really struggling to come up with the narrativeover how far its support for israel will go you will recall that president biden has said the united states will stop sending bombs and materials to israel if it continues to invade rafah. it is already in rafah and how far israel is willing to go remains to be seen the prime minister said they have yet to cross a line there the u.s. secretary of state antony blinken was on "meet the press" on sunday and was not able to offer what a red line means. listen to this. >> what we have seen over the last few months is a deep concern abo

. >> secretary of state antony blinken is hoping for a diplomatic breakthrough on the war in gaza, where the negotiations currently stand, to try to peacefully bring the war to an end. >> and we are tracking the weather. it looks as though we've got some rain and the weekend. on the weekend, i'll tell you which day to worry about. i'll see you back here. also ahead, more signs that the crackdown on fentanyl dealing in san francisco is bearin ru a day. with tensions heightened at universities across the country, organizers were determined to keep that event calm. ktvu south bay reporter anne ruben spoke to protest organizers on campus. >> 34,000 palestinian lives. >> they're calling this a teach in. student organizers at santa clara university say the goal is education and discourse around gaza. >> and just make sure that this comes across as an educational event and people really get something out of it instead of just heightened emotions. argument. we don't want any of that. >> what they do want a stop to the violence in gaza, to the us funding of israel, and to any investments the univ

secretary of state antony blinken in the bay area today.oming up, his focus on cyber security as well as fighting threats overseas, also had boeing now at the center of a new faa investigation. >> the concern that employees may have falsified records. >> also, a nonprofit that runs a san francisco homeless shelter accused of fraud. the allegations that have ( ♪ ) you made a cow! actually it's a piggy bank. my inspiration to start saving. how about a more solid way to save? i'm listening. well, bmo helps get your savings habit into shape with a cash reward every month you save. both: cash reward? and there's a cash bonus when you open a new checking account to get you started. wow. anything you can't do? ( ♪ ) mugs. ♪ bmo ♪ 10th time for breaking his gag order in relation to his so-called hush money trial. now, the judge says financial penalties may not be enough, and said in court today he does not want to impose jail time, but will, if necessary, if the violations continue. this judge has given me a gag order and say you'll go to jail if y

secretary of state antony blinken is on his way back to the u.s. from israel where he pushed hamas to accept the deal. cbs' ramy inocencio reports from tel aviv. >> reporter: handshakes and smiles aside, in the quest for a cease-fire with hamas secretary of state antony blinken shot down israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu's plan for a final gaza invasion. >> we cannot, will not support a major military operation in rafah absent an effective plan to make sure that civilians are not harmed. >> reporter: but a netanyahu adviser confirms to cbs news the prime minister is not backing down from his plan to attack rafah. >> thank you, biden -- >> reporter: a more receptive welcome came from families of hostages pleading for a cease-fire to get all hostages home. >> i feel like i'm broken up into pieces. >> reporter: for aviva siegel, her american husband keith is one of them. this proof-of-life video released days ago. >> i know keith has had enough, our family's had enough, my country's had enough. >> reporter: aviva herself was a hostage, release

secretary of state antony blinken making a surprise visit to kiev to reaffirm american support for the country. we're live withwhat the trip could mean for ukraine's war against russia. >>> donald trump's former fictfixer turned foe takes the stand. how the defense is expected to fire back. >>> an explosive step toward reopening. one of the country's biggest ports. a demolition crew using controlled blasts to clear the channel. when it could finally reopen. >>> and finding her slois. how artificial intelligence is helping a young woman speak again after her battle with a brain tumor. it's tuesday, may 14. "early today" starts right now. gorpg. i'm frances rivera. we again with the severe weather wreaking havoc across the south overnight. at least one person was killed in louisiana's st. martin parish, where officials suspect a tornado tore through. a twister was also reported in the lake charles area, leaving a trail of destruction. trees were ripped from their roots, and power lines were toppled. tens of thousands remain without power this morning. several parts of the state are also

places vigilante group showing up, coming up a detailed look at all the chaos plus secretary of state antony blinken is in israel, he trying to push a ceasefire as prime minister netanyahu i who pledges to attack raffa in gaza regardless of what the us wants. we're going to take you to the situation on the ground in gaza. >> plus from the trial so the trail donald trump hitting two battleground states today. >> can he avoid yet another gag order violation as the hush money cover up case takes a day off before resuming tomorrow morning. >> welcome to the lean. i'm jake tapper. we're going to start today with our national lead and this new round of protest as flaring up on college campuses. today, some of which have turned incredibly violent. more than 30 people were arrested at the university of wisconsin madison this morning, police, at least for police officers were injured, including a state trooper who was hit in the head with a skateboard, were told classes have been canceled at ucla today after violence erupted between anti-israel protesters in an encampment and counter protesters overn

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they expected legendary rocker neil young, but they got secretary of state antony blinken.rst switcheroo since n'sync replaced justin timberlake with secretary of state antony blinken. [applause] he's got the moves. yesterday, here in new york was the westminster dog show and best in show went to a miniature poodle named sage! so majestic. there she is, telling the judge, "please find the person who gave me this haircut and bring them to justice." but the real excitement came from the agility competition, which for the first time, was won by a mixed-breed dog. take a look. >> the crowd is going crazy! cynthia is way out ahead. you got to get this dog walk. they do! are they gonna get a sub-30? look at this! they do! oh, my god! >> stephen: that is beautiful. i love that. how do they get the dog to run that fast? oh, i'm being told one of the judges was kristi noem. [applause] now... i am going to miss those jokes. in other animal news: orcas, the black and white cookies of the sea. since 2020, there have been multiple instances of a group of orcas off the coast of spain ban

secretary of state antony blinken has warned that an l-out assault on rafah would promote anarchy.ys it has seen signs of a musket in the north. good evening. when michael cohen informed donald trump and 2016 that a former adult film star stormy daniels was selling the story about an alleged sexual encounter, trump for the roof. the access hollywood story was already hurting his campaign with female voters. cohen said he feared trump -- cohen said trump feared that if it got out, it would be catastrophic. he wanted him to buy the rest of the story so it wouldn't come out ahead of the election. trump didn't care much if the story came out after the election. he wasn't concerned about his wife's reaction to it. there is the nub of the prosecution case. they need to prove trump was directly involved in the payments to daniels and wanted the story killed because of the election. but is cohen a trustworthy witness? he was convicted in 2017 of campaign finance charges and lying to congress, later disbarred front-line quebec. trump says his testimony is flawed. >> this trial is rigged. it

visit of secretary of state antony blinken to kiev.fidence for ukrainians, but rather an emergency alarm siren: zelensky’s legitimacy is running out, square is falling into a hole, the defense line is crumbling, the russian army is taking the initiative in five directions of the front. zelensky asks for help as soon as possible, including two patriot systems for kharkov. we all admire your resilience, your strength, your leadership, and we know this is a difficult time. we also know that the aid has already been approved, it is already on its way, it will soon arrive in ukraine. it will help you truly resist russian aggression on the battlefield. but in fact, there are no sudden breakthroughs, even modest changes are not expected. the west's likely goal is pragmatic - to prolong the conflict. the ukrainian armed forces failed to maintain significant successes at the front. they do not set goals for ukraine to win, this is impossible, they understand this perfectly well, they are not fools there . but in order to prolong the conflict, t

on wednesday, the us secretary of state, antony blinken, visited israel.alestinian people, it should take a proposed deal — which would halt fighting for a0 days — and exchange israeli hostages for palestinian prisoners. meanwhile, the first deliveries of humanitarian aid for gaza have arrived via the erez crossing — which israel re—opened after that visit by the us secretary of state, antony blinken. a convoy carrying supplies donated byjordan arrived injabalia, in the north of gaza, late on wednesday evening. israel closed the crossing after the attack by hamas on october the 7th. here's how one of the truck drivers described his experience. translation: i am from gaza. i live in gaza. i was in rafah and today i came up from rafah to the north of gaza. it's the first time in six months i've come up here. this is the first time the erez crossing's been open for aid, so we drove down from beersheba. this aid's from jordan. it arrived for the erez crossing and we loaded it onto these trucks in beersheba and came to gaza. today, 30 trucks arrived. hopefully,

also in ukraine today: america's top diplomat, secretary of state antony blinken, made an unannouncedpromised unwavering us support — with this message for moscow. there's one more crucial step that we can take, making russia pay for ukraine's recovery and reconstruction. what putin destroyed, russia should and must pay to rebuild. in france — a huge man—hunt is under way for the armed gang who helped a prisoner escape, shooting dead two guards as they did so. it happened near the northern city of rouen. three other prison guards were injured when their van was ambushed. several shots were fired near the toll booth plaza. 0ur europe correspondent nick beake has the details. an unremarkable tollbooth in northern france, and the scene of a swift and brutal ambush. cctv footage shows the moment a dark car veers into a white prison van, and at least two masked attackers start shooting. terrified passengers on a passing bus throw themselves to the ground, as the bullets ring out. 0ne assailant is seen strolling calmly among the other vehicles on the motorway. then, here, you can make out t

secretary of state antony blinken arrives in ukraine as a top general sounds the alarm about russiances gaining ground, capturing more territory near ukraine's second largest city. >> another scare at church? >> calm down and just get next to your child and go slowly. >> a teen gunman tries to enter this church during a first communion service just days after a man at a different church pointed a gun. at this pastor. the new push to protect places of worship. >> new video just in another line of deadly storms sweeping the south. what to expect today. president biden set to announce major new tariffs on china, including on cheaper electric cars. >> the debate over the impact on u.s. consumers. >> she's being called the miracle baby, weighing only 1 pound one ounce at birth. her long struggle to finally go home and later mopping up never felt so good. >> or so expensive. the new $700 floor cleaner from abc news. >> this is america this morning. >> good tuesday morning, everyone. i'm andrew dymburt. >> good morning to you i'm rhiannon ally. we want to begin with former president trump's

and next on nightly news as calls for a ceasefire continue, us secretary of state antony blinken was in israel today. what happened in his meeting with israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu? lester holt anchors nightly news in new york right now. >>> tonight, the >>> tonight, the tensions on campuses boiling over from coast to coast. the violent clashes today at the university of wisconsin just hours after police in new york stormed a building that had been taken over on the columbia campus. the nypd arresting nearly 300 protesters across the city. the mayor blaming, quote, outside agitators. >>> in california, ucla canceling classes today after violence erupted between dueling groups. our team on those campuses tonight. >>> also this evening, the terrifying moments an active shooter at a middle school in wisconsin. officials saying the threat was neutralized outside the building. >>> the new storm threat across the central u.s. after another deadly tornado outbreak. we're tracking it. >>> arizona lawmakers voting to repeal the state's 1864 abortion ban. why it will still be on t

. >>> secretary of state antony blinken was back in israel today for the seventh time since the war with hamas began last october. blinken is pushing hard for a stop to the fighting, but cbs' ramy inocencio reports from tel aviv progress on a deal seems out of reach. >> reporter: handshakes and smiles aside, in the quest for a ceasefire with hamas, secretary of state antony blinken shot down israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu's plan for a final gaza invasion. >> we cannot, will not support a major military operation in rafah absent an effective plan to make sure that civilians are not harmed. >> reporter: but a netanyahu adviser confirms to cbs news the prime minister is not backing down from his plan to attack rafa. >> thank you, biden. >> thank you, biden! >> reporter: a more receptive welcome came from families of hostages, pleading for a ceasefire to get all hostages home. >> i feel like i'm broken up into pieces. >> reporter: for aviva siegel, her american husband keith is one of them. this proof of life video released just days ago. >> and i know that keith has had enough. m

us secretary of state antony blinken arrived on his next tour.r two more petriat air defense systems, but so far only abstract statements from the american guest about that a new aid package from america is already arriving, then there will be more weapons, that’s all, no specifics. previously, there were speeches for... to transfer the third patriot system to ukraine, this decision was not easy, because we do not have so many of them, but it was important to do this and we hope that other european countries will follow our example. we need ammunition, artillery, tanks and air defense systems, especially patriot and irist. to carry out terrorist activities, after which the northern streams began to explode there, after which a terrorist attack was stuck dugin, there was a series of terrorist attacks, the heads of the ukrainian intelligence service, malyuk and budanov, they don’t hide, if you open the interview, that they are holding an event for extra-budgetary cash, the biden family’s partners sponsored terrorism, evading responsibility for corr

brie well, today, the us secretary of state will visit the bay area. antony blinken is scheduled to meet with biotech experts in menlo park. he'll then head to san francisco for the rsa conference, which is focusing on cyber security. the main focus is emerging technology, including ai, biotech and the digital world. our bob redell is monitoring the upcoming events for that visit and conference, which runs through thursday. bob will join us with more in our next half hour and new. this morning. a motorcyclist died after a crash in oakland and it happened just before midnight near 73rd avenue. and international police tell us that the victim died after his motorcycle struck a car. the driver of the car remained at the scene. police did close that street overnight to investigate. also today, state lawmakers will consider a new bill which could force self-checkout lanes to actually check out. today in the bay, ginger conejero saab joins us live in san francisco this morning. and, ginger, we know that this is all coming, as many stores there have already made a l

us secretary of state antony blinken states that they are rushing ammunition and air defense systemsect, both soldiers and civilians amidst a renewed russian offensive. the prime minister promises no prisoner will be released early if they're a risk to the public, as new measures are due, to tackle prison overcrowding. let's start this hour with breaking news. local media in slovakia says, the prime minister, robert fico has

secretary of state antony blinken. this as russian president vladimir putin will now make a two-day state visit to china later this week. and we'll go through the new developments in gaza where israeli troops appear to be ready to invade the densely populated areas of rafah. >>> good morning, and welcome to "way too early" on this tuesday, may 14th. i'm jonathan lemire. thanks for being with us. we've got a jam-packed show, and we'll begin here in manhattan where in just hours michael cohen, the most pivotal witness in the donald trump hush money criminal trial will return to the witness stand for the second day of questioning. the ex-attorney and fixer for trump testified for more than six hours yesterday and directly implicated the former president in hush money schemes, telling jurors that trump approved hefty payouts to stop stories about sexual encounters that he feared could hurt his 2016 presidential campaign. sitting just 10 feet from trump in a drudramatic showdown in the courtroom cohen testified about his for

. >> today, secretary of state antony blinken will testify about his recent trip to ukraine, the ongoing fighting between israel and hamas and the president's 2025 budget request. watch coverage, beginning at 10:30 a.m. eastern, on c-span 3, c-span now, our free mobile video app, or online at cspan.org. >> since 1979, in partnership with the cable industry, c-span has provided complete coverage of the halls of congress, from the house and senate floors, two congressional hearings, party greetings, and committee meetings. c-span gives you a front row seat to how issues are debated and decided, with no commentary, no interruptions, and completely unfiltered. c-span. your unfiltered view of government. >> joining us now is lawyer and historian talmage boston , author of how the best did it: leadership lessons from our top presidents. >> that was the purpose of the book. the target audience is anyone that aspires to be a leader or if you're already a leader, a better leader. these are lessons from history that can be applied by anyone in any field, whether you're running a law firm, a media

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secretary of state antony blinken was back in israel today for the seventh time since the war with hamasan last october. blinken is pushing hard for a stop to the fighting, but cbs's ramy inocencio reports from tel aviv, progress on a deal seems out of reach. >> reporter: handshakes and smiles aside, in the quest for a cease-fire with hamas, secretary of state antony blinken shot down israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu's plan for a final gaza invasion. >> we cannot, will not support a major military operation in rafah, absent an effective plan to make sure that civilians are not harmed. >> reporter: but a netanyahu advisor confirms to cbs news the prime minister is not backing down from his plan to attack rafah. >> thank you, biden! >> thank you, blinken! >> reporter: a more receptive welcome came from families of hostages pleading for a cease-fire to get all hostages home. >> i feel like i'm broken up into pieces. >> reporter: for aviva siegel, her american husband, keith, is one of them. this proof of life video released just days ago. >> and i know that keith has had enough. ou

kristen welker sits down with secretary of state antony blinken to talk about the rising tension between the us and israel after president biden's threats to halt arms supplies, plus, senator bernie sanders and senator lindsey graham tomorrow only on meet the press. we're back with oprah winfrey's new weight loss apology. she's saying she was a major contributor to an unforgiving diet culture over the decades. now, she's in the spotlight over her use of weight loss drugs. marissa parra has the latest i know we've been criticized. we've been scrutinized. we've been shamed. oprah winfrey is shedding the shame around weight. i have been a steadfast participant in this diet culture. her apology about contributing to the toxic diet culture, part of a three hour long weight watchers special, a sobering moment for the icon who for decades was the face of the weight loss journey for millions, even as she herself was shamed in print and on tv. pretty girl and you're single. you must lose the weight. i'm going to now pointing to that infamous moment in 1988 when she wheeled out a wagon of fat as h

just before we go, we want to go back to the us secretary of state antony blinken visiting kyiv.h a band in an underground bar. his choice of music — the neil young classic take a listen. # rocking in the free world... there you go. antony blinken singing the neil young classic. that's all for now. thank you for watching. hello. we've some damp weather out there at the moment, and there's also some rain in the forecast for wednesday — not an awful lot. here's the outlook for the rest of the week — a bit of a mixed bag, a little bit of sunshine, some scattered showers, but at least it'll be relatively warm. now, on the satellite picture, you'll notice this swirl of cloud — that's an area of low pressure. this is the weather front, and this low pressure will stick around really for the rest of the week. so actually, the overall weather pattern won't change an awful lot across the uk, but there will be some regional differences from day to day, of course. here's the morning, then — around 7am, we will have had temperatures between 12—14 celsius, some damp if not at times wet weather

meanwhile in kyiv, us secretary of state antony blinken has announced extra funding for ukraine — asm in russia's belgorod region, as a rocket launcher pulls over to pourfire into neighbouring ukraine, causing panic across the border. "what do you need to take? "let's move quicker, let's go," says this police officer. the russians are using new tactics here — constant ground assaults and relentless air strikes, although not all bombs go off. now ukrainian troops are withdrawing from some positions near the border. for the first time in 18 months, this war is no longer a grinding stalemate. russia has momentum, and that is fuelling a sense of diplomatic urgency here in kyiv. a two day visit by america's secretary of state, antony blinken, ended with tributes to ukraine's war dead and another $2 billion to arm those still fighting. we're rushing ammunition, armoured vehicles, missiles, air defences, rushing them to get to the front lines, to protect soldiers, to protect civilians. and on air defences, as dmytro said, this is, of course, a top priority. in moscow with his new defence mi

well, us secretary of state antony blinken arrived today with an unannounced visit to... the country to kyiv, as the reuters agency writes from referring to the representative of the us administration, with his visit blinken hopes to send a signal of confidence to ukrainians who are going through a very difficult moment. his task, as the interlocutor of the agency stated, is to discuss how the assistance of the united states can strengthen the defense of the armed forces. during the meeting with blinken, zelenskyi said that two additional patriot anti-aircraft missile systems are needed to protect kharkiv and the region. listen to their dialogue. we are grateful for bipartisan support. i know you do too did a lot for this positive decision, and of course, we are very grateful to the americans, the american people. against. air defense is the biggest deficit we have, i think this is the biggest problem, we really need two patriots today for kharkiv, for the kharkiv region, because there people are under attack, civilians and soldiers, all there are under russian missiles. we all admir

so the us secretary state antony blinking is continuing his diplomatic mission in ukraine. he's addressing a joint press conference right now with the ukranian for administer ends on choose . day he met president, followed him as a lensky and confirmed installments of a new us weapons package has begun arriving in the country. congress recently passed $61000000000.00 for military aid. meanwhile, russian forces have suddenly advanced into the car key regions during recent days. on may the 10 moscow side, its forces had seized the ukrainian village near the west of the border. by may, the 13th, more forces had advanced across the border in the east. on the 14th russian troops made further incursions along over the border to the west. on the same day, they also launched in advance to the east of that position. john humans been tracking the evacuation efforts in parking and there's been about 8000 faithful sides of hot, safely from north east of north of hockey. no faced in ukraine where russian forces came across and this offensive that started on friday. so a lot of them have

the us secretary of state, antony blinken has warned...et's take you now to georgia. where overnight protests in georgia have continued into the morning in a last—ditch effort to prevent the passing of a controversial law. the bill requires organisations receiving more than 20% of their funding from abroad to register as agents of foreign influence or face fines. well... the bill requires organisations receiving more than 20% of their funding from abroad to register as agents of foreign influence or face fines. western countries and georgia's opposition have denounced it as authoritarian and russian—inspired, but the country's prime minister vowed on sunday to push ahead with the law. let's speak to our south caucasus correspondent rayhan demytrie who was there overnight. tell as... are protest still going on and is any chance the government will change its mind? it on and is any chance the government will change its mind?— will change its mind? it looks increasingly _ will change its mind? it looks increasingly unlikely - will change its

you are a secretary of state antony blinking is continuing his diplomatic mission in ukraine . he met president of a letter as a lensky on tuesday, where he confirmed installments of a new us weapons package had already begun arriving in the country. congress recently passed $61000000000.00 of military aid on russian attacks on ukraine's car . key region are intensifying in the latest a 20 story building and the city center was hit. at least 20 people were injured. but no debts had been reported. a russian forces have steadily advanced into the course of region during recent days. on may the 10th moscow site, its forces had seized the village of hope to have come. by may, the 13th, more forces had advanced across the border to the banks of the river. both chop and on the 14th russian troops advanced to the village of lou key on sea. and on the same day to bar robots. com. john home and has more from car keys. you training officials and military on this a saying that the rushing cross border offensive into the northeast civic country, the heart of the region where we're right no

. >> secretary of state antony blinken makes a surprise trip to ukraine. i'm rebecca castor in washington. on how the timing of the visit comes at a very critical time for the ukrainian military. >> anna barry weather a cool start for your tuesday morning. still some lingering clouds out there hanging out near the coast and right around portions of the bay. we'll farm workers was heading to a fruit farm in central florida when the bus and a pickup truck sideswiped each other. the bus veered off the highway. we see it went through a fence and landed on its side. eight people on board the bus died at the scene. the other 45 people were taken to a hospital. at least eight are in critical condition. now to france, where two prison officers were killed in an ambush on a van carrying inmates. a witness on the bus captured footage of fellow passengers crawling in the aisle to escape gunfire. french police say several gunmen ambushed the van to free a convicted drug dealer known as the fly, as he was being transported from a court hearing in normandy. two prison g

own maritime aid corridor that could distribute 2 million daily meals into gaza, secretary of state antonyinken is in israel pressing for a cease fire deal with hamas. fox's jeff paul reports the u.s. is also trying to keep israel from advancing into rafah, where the lives of more than a million palestinians hang in the balance. >> us secretary of state antony blinken met with israeli leaders, including prime minister benjamin netanyahu, on wednesday. it was his latest push for a cease fire deal between israel and hamas that would free hostages and bring a pause to the nearly seven months of fighting. there is a proposal on the table and, as we've said, no delays, no excuses, no excuses. >> the time is now and the time is now. long past due to bring the hostages home to their families. >> blinken, biden, blinken also met with families of hostages and told them setting their loved ones free is, quote, at the heart of everything we're trying to do. >> he was very fair. i must tell . he told us all the problems that they have as as united states. and he spoke with every, every everybody, each

being held by hamas. >> us secretary of state antony blinken met with israeli leaders, including prime minister benjamin netanyahu, on wednesday. it was his latest push for a cease fire deal between israel and hamas that would free hostages and bring a pause to the nearly seven months of fighting. >> there is a proposal on the table and, as we've said, no delays, no excuses, no excuses. the time is now and the time is now long past due to bring the hostages home to their families, blinken, biden, blinken also met with families of hostages and told them setting their loved ones free is, quote, at the heart of everything we're trying to do. >> he was very fair, i must tell. he told us all the problems that they have as as united states. and he spoke with every, every everybody, each. and it was fantastic. >> blinken, making his seventh visit to the region since the war between israel and hamas, broke out in october. the secretary is trying to advance a truce and convince israel to hold off on carrying out a major ground operation in rafah until it has a plan to manage the estimated more

on statements from the second day of the visit to ukraine us secretary of state antony blinken aboutin the free world, written by him after the disruption of a concert in the soviet union, under the lines, i don’t feel like satan, but for them i am him, blinken shook his head approvingly, i know that... in the morning he will promise kiev new deliveries of weapons, and although blinken in english, in the west they did not understand him, the british called the performance, quote sur, dressed in sports jeans, black sneakers and a black shirt, blinken put on a red guitar told the crowd: i know that now is a really very difficult time . on in ukraine, the strange gesture of the secretary of state completely caused irritation, writes the guardian. the kharkov region is being wiped off the face of the earth, people. they are abandoning their homes, kharkov is being bombed, the sumy region is preparing, and a high-ranking us official is singing songs in a kiev bar. smoke from russian cabs covers the horizon, our lancets are already reaching the outskirts of kharkov. zelensky hastily cancel

secretary of state antony blinken told lawmakers the u.s.get more humanitarian aid to gaza. but maryland democratic senator chris van hollen says not enough is being done. that hurts our credibility around the world and it sets a dangerously low bar for what's acceptable going forward. the hearing comes after the international criminal court's chief prosecutor said he's pushing to arrest israeli and hamas leaders over alleged war crimes. blinken denounced the move. the shameful equivalents. implied. between hamas. and the leadership of israel. i think that only complicates the prospects for getting such an agreement. >> meanwhile, idaho republican senator james risch said the u.s. should be doing more to support israel, criticizing the paws of a recent weapons shipment. the administration is imposing costs and israel must stop blaming israel, but israel removed from from gaza. >> that is the only way to move forward. >> now secretary blinken will be back on capitol hill again today. he's testifying before the house foreign affairs committee

us secretary of state antony blinken toured the lab of biotech startup antheia in menlo park monday. he also met with biotech leaders to discuss their role in solving global challenges. this part of a quick trip to the bay area to advance our technological competitiveness, to safeguard our democratic values and to maximize the potential to minimize the risk of critical and emerging technologies. secretary blinken, headlining the first day of the rsa conference at the moscone center, one of the world's biggest gatherings of cybersecurity, government and business leaders discussing the threats they're facing top of mind artificial intelligence. >> the united states is working to build global momentum around harnessing ai for good. as confident as we are in its potential, we're deeply aware of its risks. >> secretary blinken, using the forum to unveil the biden administration's new global cybersecurity strategy to protect allies and blunt cyber influence by russia and china. at the core of the plan, working with and protecting u.s. allies and their economies from threats like hacking an

us secretary of state antony blinken decided to have lunch after meeting with president zelensky. for this, he chose one of the kyiv pizzerias, which was founded by a russian-ukrainian veteran. war, he was joined by his ukrainian colleague dmytro kuleba. the interior of the establishment is made in style patriotic military. strengthening the economy: the european union has approved a plan for financial assistance to ukraine in the amount of 50 billion euros. this was announced by prime minister denys shmegali during the government meeting. according to him, this month ukraine will receive the first tranche, which will significantly strengthen our finances. stability in the conditions of a full-scale war with russia. the council of the european union today approved the plan we developed, paving the way for everyone's activation. program options. thanks to the approval of the plan, ukraine will receive almost eur 1.9 billion in financing already this month. in general, this year we expect to receive 16 billion euros within the framework of the ukraine facility, and the total amount

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us secretary of state antony blinken himself demanded that he be dealt with, and now derkach is accusings of the family of the us president of sponsoring terrorism through the energy company burizma. the day before yesterday there was a statement, 6 million in cash, that is, cash was transferred ukrainian law enforcement officers to close the burizma case. these 6 million dollars were seized and remained forever until a certain period of time. closed court decision. after that , dugin’s terrorist attack was attached, a series of terrorist attacks began, the leaders of the ukrainian special services, both malyuk and budanov, they don’t hide, if you open an interview, that they are holding the event for extra-budgetary cash, so it ’s like the whole chain has been traced here, there is no doubt about it there are none, the biden family, or rather the partners of the biden family, sponsored terrorism, evading responsibility for corruption, money laundering on the territory of ukraine. derkach also states that ukraine is controlled by the head of zelensky's office, andriy yermak. he receives

speaking at a senate foreign relations committee hearing, us secretary of state antony blinken was critical. the extremely wrong—headed decision by the icc prosecutor yesterday, the shameful equivalents implied between hamas and the leadership of israel, i

the real fireworks of cross it's examination could begin today, working overnight, secretary of state antony blinken in ukraine, meeting with president volodomyr zelenskyy at a crucial moment and the war as ukraine loses ground. >> but knew us weapons arriving now how on the front lines also less those are explosives bringing down pieces of the collapsed francis scott key bridge plus new body camera footage offering a glimpse into the panic and confusion on the night of that deadly disaster. i'm sarah sidner with kate bolduan and john berman. this is cnn news central and good morning from outside the courthouse in downtown manhattan, we have reached the white hot center of the criminal case against donald trump for the very first time, someone has testified in this case that they witnessed donald trump committing the acts he is facing 34 charges for that person is michael cohen who testified for the first time that donald trump knew of the hush money payments scheme to cover up stormy daniels story about a sexual tryst. >> some 15, 20 years ago. remember? donald trump is charged with falsify

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of course, an important visit, as well, over the last couple of days with the us secretary of state antonymessage that he has brought from the us? more help is coming, don't worry, we are behind you, putin must fail, i think is the messaging we have heard over and over. i mean, antony blinken is on the second day of an official visit, where you can be sure high on the agenda is the delay to this multi—billion dollar package of ammunition and weaponry. now, we are told some of the ukrainian forces have it, but what we are hearing from commanders in the north—east is that they are having to move to more advantageous positions — that is the wording. we don't yet know whether it is a withdrawal or a retreat, but it is clear they are struggling to contain this russian attack in the face of constant ground attacks and artillery fire. now, there are real concerns that russia is planning another attack further north into the sumy region where troops are gathering there. and it's interesting, i think there are questions over ukraine's ability to prevent this because it has long been known that russ

now, were you a secretary of state antony blinking has been meeting with president bullard, and he has a lensky and other top officials and keith lincoln reaffirmed us support for ukraine as it fights off increasingly intense russian attacks. americans, top diplomatic leaders spoke at one of keeps universities and acknowledge that delays by the us congress and improving military a menu pray, more vulnerable during his 4th visit to key since the start of russia's full scale invasion, blinking pledge to keep providing military assistance remaining of the critical moment to put in is ramping up, yet another offensive against ukraine in our keys and across the east, sending wave after wave of russian soldiers iranian drones, north korean artillery and tanks, missiles and fighter jets built with machines and parts supplied by china. the coming weeks and months will demand a great deal of ukrainians who have already sacrifice so much. but i have come to you train with a message. you are not alone in the united states has been by your side from day one. we are with you today, and we will stay

and also the students who live inside were allowed to enter a campus area to us, secretary of state antony blinking has arrived in telling me even said that israel will open the arrows crossing into northern gaza with 8 shipments already on the way from jordan. he will be meeting with officials to discuss increasing the flow of a into the war torn region. lincoln is also expected to meet is rarely prime minister benjamin netanyahu, where humanitarian support will be on the agenda, against the background of cease fire from results and negotiations. at a meeting with is rarely present, isaac had sought blinking renewed his calls for from us to accept the ceasefire deal. we are determined to get the ceasefire to bring the hostages all together now . and the only reason that wouldn't be changed just because of the loss of policy. and as we said, no delays, those are no excuses. the time is now and time is now long past due to great hostages. well this comes after the un secretary general called on israel's allies to do quote everything in their power to prevent and assault on the city of ruffl

allowed in time reporting these early minutes early is confirmation comes during us. secretary of state antony blankets visit. he is a meeting with israel's prime minister. benjamin netanyahu was, continues on a seas fun in gauze as well as a deal to release the hostage. and so that's still being held by how mos on the flow of a into the water on region. it is blinking 7th diplomatic visit to the middle east since, as well as military response to the hamas, tara attacks in october last year. from all its uh, bringing the w correspondence rebecca ridge as of joins us from jerusalem. rebecca, what can you tell us about this uh, meeting between blinking then it's in the out well these meetings tend to be close door. there was no press conference following the meeting, but stuff that we are starting to. he had come out of it get hot. is that netanyahu told lincoln that he wouldn't accept any of the cx 5 deal with a mosque maintained the demand for permanency. saw, he said that that is something that he wouldn't agree to. and if they stuck by that demand, then the deal would be off and the is there

the us secretary of state, antony blinken, has warned an all—out assault on rafah will provoke anarchyhout actually eliminating hamas. in gaza, the fighting has returned to the north, where israel says it has seen signs of hamas regrouping. good evening. when michael cohen informed donald trump in 2016 that a former adult film star, stormy daniels, was selling a story about an alleged sexual encounter, trump hit the roof. the access hollywood story was already hurting his campaign with female voters. cohen said trump feared that if this got out, the women would hate him. cohen testified today that trump wanted him to buy the rights to that story so it would not come out ahead of the election. according to cohen, trump didn't care much if the story came out after the election. he wasn't concerned about his wife's reaction to it, and there is the nub of the prosecutions case. they need to prove that trump was directly involved in the payment to daniels and wanted her story killed because of the election, but is cohen a trustworthy witness? he was convicted in 2017 of campaign finance cha