tonight s republican presidential debate continues right now. i m abby philip in new york and i m laura coates right here in washington, d.c.. for republicans will want to be the president of the united states took the stage in alabama tonight, took a lot of potshots at one of, from everything from the hamas israel war to immigration to the economy. but the candidate that you did not see on the stage was the front runner donald trump and he sparked the most explosive moments tonight. they ve had these three acting as if the race is between the four of us. the fifth guy who doesn t have the guts to show up and stand here, he s the one who is way ahead in the polls, and yet i have these three guys were all sitting into compete with voldemort. he who shall not be named. they don t want to talk about him. the fact is when you go and say the truth about somebody who is a dictator, a bully, who has taken shots at everybody, whether they ve given him great service or not overt
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hello and a warm welcome to our viewers joining us in the united states and all around the world. i m bianca nobilo live from london. it is wednesday, november 1. it is 10:00 a.m. he dat the rafh border crossing where ambulances have arrived to bring the injured from gaza into egypt. we re being told that they are being discharged from hospitals in gaza that can t provide the surgeries that they need. if all goes as planned, this would be the first permitted to leave gaz since a since the sta the word. and first group of foreign nationals might also be allowed to exit through the rafah crossing. meanwhile israeli military is revealing new details about the extent of its bombardment in gaza. more than 11,000 terrorist targets have been hit since the start of the war, that makes an average of more than 440 strikes per day and that includes the recent bombing of gaza s largest refugee camp which has triggered concern and harsh condemnation from around the world and resulted in s
states where it is not legal or not. we begin this hour with a free speech decision from the highest court in the land. unanimous decision that could make prime time television even less family friendly than it is now. our justice correspondent joe johns joining me now with a pretty i guess you could say eye opening details. let s talk about what is at issue here. and how this is a coup for broadcasters. that s true. but i caution that we probably shouldn t go too far in calling this a sweeping ruling. this is an ball what goes on broadcast tv and how much power the federal communication commission has to regulate it after the fact that dhoept have a rule in place to handle the situation. we are talking about three incidents here, two concerned, isolated utterances of obscene words during two live broadcast aired by fox television stations, the third occurrence occurred during an episode of a television program broadcast by the abc television network. this goes tall way
who may be in need of damage control after irene? plus graphic new evidence of brutality by moammar gadhafi and his inner circle. this just as we re hearing his wife and several children have now escaped libya. the pressure now growing to make sure gadhafi himself doesn t get away. i m wolf blitzer. you re in the situation room. raging water in the northeast so powerful it can sweep away cars and swallow up homes. right now vermont is devastated by the worst flooding in decades. cnn s amber lyon joins us from brattleboro in vermont. set the scene a little bit, amber, for what s going on. what are you seeing? what are you hearing? reporter: well, out here, wolf, had i been standing out here earlier yesterday, i would be completely under water. i want to come here and show you this brook right here, this is pretty much representative of what s across this state. this is wet stone brook, flowing more like a river now. it s about four feet wider than usual and look over her