they really don t want it. bill: what the prime minister said last night, i don t know where that sound is coming from. looks like it is quieting down now. what the prime minister said on special report with bret last night is that the egyptians offered a deal. hamas said no. others offered a deal and hamas said no as well. this is the other thing he says. now listen and watch this. this is the cruelest, most grotesque war that i have ever seen. not only does hamas target civilians, ours, and hides behind their civilians, theirs, it actually wants to pile up as many civilian deaths as possible. bill: the other thing he accuses hamas of doing is preventing women, and children and civilians from leaving areas where the israeli military, the idf, notified them bombs are about to land there. he believes they are intentionally keeping innocent people inside of buildings and homes? to be victims of these attacks? bill, we know that for that
trade blow after blow. as of this morning, 565 palestinians and 29 israelis are dead. a major israeli air strike hitting more than 20 targets in gaza. netanyahu addressing growing criticism of civilian casualties with bret on special report . we asked civilians, please leave, before we went in. we text them. them, we drop leaflets and told them where to go. those who left were safe. those who didn t leave, you know why they didn t leave? because hamas told them to stay. this is the cruelest, most grotesque war that i ve ever seen. not only does hamas target civilians and hides behind their civilians, it actually wants to pile up as many civilian deaths as possible.
didn t because hamas told them to be there. because while we try to avoid palestine l palestinian civilian dead, they wanted them there. this is the cruelest, most grotesque war that i ve ever seen, not only hamas targets our civilians, uses there. do you work that americans watching the conflict unfold and u.s. media outlets get a distorted picture of the reality? of course, because they only see the last reel of the movie. they don t see the part that comes before where hamas is embedding itself in civilians, hiding behind them, firing on us, hoping that they will either be immune or when we do attack that their fighters, civilian deaths are caused because they want them to be caused. i think in general, the american people and i say this to its
is true. more have lost their health care that have gained it so far. the cruelest of the cruelest is some don t know. if they wind up sick, believing they re covered by health insurance find out they re no the. you think because of how important this program is to the president, the president s legacy and his signature program, he would be having meeting after meeting with health and human services secretary kathleen sebelius to make sure we are on par, going to nail this thing. when we roll this out it s going to be a success. more scrutiny paid to how much time president obama actually devoted to meeting one on one with kathleen sebelius. peter went through these gia logs of the institute logbooks this week and found out she and the president, kathleen sebelius and president obama, never met face to face one on one in a one-on-one meeting. zero times. so we knew that reporting this week. now an update this morning because jay carney took to the podium yesterday to say not so
researchers may be closing in on a way to detect one of humanity s most insidious and high profile diseases. john roberts fills us in from atlanta. reporter: it is the cruelest of diseases, slowly robbing patients of their memories, personality and ultimately their lives. no cure and no effective treatment. new research at john hopkins could change the future for millions of people who have yet to develop alzheimer s. we were able to predict potential cause of decline about six years before it began to develop. reporter: the hopkins team tested cerebral spinal fluid in 260 middle age people who had a history but showed no symptoms and associated with the plaques and tangles that decimate the brain and found they c predict with amazing accuracy who would go on to develop alzheimer s years later. in the future, that s what we re aiming for, you could have a test done and take a drug that