I everyone. Good Morning And Welcome to cnn this morning, it is saturday, september 28th. Im Amara Walker alongside Danny Freeman we begin this morning with major breaking developments in the middle east. The Israeli Military claims it has killed the leader of hezbollah after carrying out targeted airstrikes In Beirut. Israel says Hassan Nasrallah, the leader of the Terrorist Organization in several commanders were killed in a strike on what it says was hezbollahs headquarters, though hezbollah has not yet commented the announcement comes after more than a day of airstrikes by Israel On Eastern and Southern Lebanon. The explosions flattened buildings in a densely Populated Area the idf says, those residential Buildings House has built a weapons caches. According to the Lebanons Health Ministry, at least six people were killed and dozens wounded in the strikes. Meanwhile, Defense Secretary Lloyd austin says, israel did not notify the u. S. About the strikes until they were underway sour
the couch starts on monday afternoon. and thanks for joining us. the news continues now on cnn it s friday, april 5, right now on cnn this morning to legal setbacks for donald trump attempts by the former prime president to have to criminal cases thrown out. both rejected by the judges israel approving measures to increase aid entering gaza after president biden s warning two prime minister netanyahu. and counting down to the solar eclipse, what you need to do to get the very best view all 5:00 a.m. here in washington. a live look at capitol hill on this friday morning. good morning, everyone. we made it. i m casey. it s wonderful to be with you. first. we are following a developing story out of israel. the idf is expected to release the funds findings of its initial investigation into the israeli strike on a world central kitchen convoy that strike killed seven aid workers and prompted international outrage, including a stark warning from president biden to prime min
and stand for biblical values and really hold the line on all things that we re called. in this case specifically it s our children. ainsley: what are you doing today? tell us about the rally. so, you know, disney has entertained our kids for decades. we have loved it. i have taken my kids to disney world. it s been amazing. we love the movies. they crossed a line in the sand when they began to enable those who want to fight to sexualize our kids. so we started a petition at fight parents fight back.com. parents fight back.com. we have 20,000 signatures on that petition. we thought we got to put feet to that petition. we are going to gather today in burbank at the disney headquarters 6:00 p.m. tonight. we are going to have a rally. we will let our voice be heard. we will let parents. we have former disney employees, current disney employees. we have people in the industry. we are going to take a stand. ainsley: are those current disney employees worried about