hold. on rafah crossing, trucks carrying humanitarian aid, food, fuel, heading into gaza for the second day. the palestinian red crescent saying it received almost 200 vehicles packed supplies on friday, that is the biggest number since the conflict began. they are in desperate need of aid in and that is coming in, a drop in the ocean, but nevertheless, it is making its way in. desperately needed aid. now on bbc news, behind the stories: on the front line: jeremy bowen. gunfire, yelling. jeremy! 0k? i don t get scared. i ve covered many wars over many years. what we were seeing was an absolutely enormous story. i think someone who spends many years going to tough stories around the world, if they say they haven t been affected by it, they re not telling the truth. i mjeremy bowen. i m the international editor of bbc news. ijoined the bbc on september the 24th, 1984. jeremy bowen explains. airships blimps, as they re known, seem to be coming back into fashion. and 2005, i got
civilians as human shields, that uses civilian infrastructure, even hospitals, in the most cynical way possible. that is as fighting positions, as military operation centers. and so israel has to confront that while at the same time not wanting to go assaulting hospitals in fire fights that could put innocent people who are getting life saving medical care in the cross fire. so there are not easy answers to this question, but this is the complexity, this is the burden that the israeli defense forces are facing as they conduct their operations. and our position is that israel has the right to go after hamas. but it does face this added burden, and that burden does not lessen its responsibility to act according to the laws of war, and so how that plays out in a particular operational dynamic, ultimately those decisions lie with the military fighting. even as israel goes after hamas and the tools and infrastructure of its terrorism. reporter: do you have any proof of life on h
it is guilty party number 1 for all the massacres today and in the past. it is the united states directing the war in gaza. it must pay the price for its occupation and crimes in iraq, syria an palestine. neil: that doesn t sound promising. the leader of hezbollah lashing out. warning that americans will pay the price he says. former defense secretary mark esper here on how the u.s. should respond. welcome, everybody. i m neil cavuto. we ll be hearing from the president of the united states. he s in lewiston, maine to recognize those that lost their lives in that mass shooting. let s go to steve harrigan where hezbollah has all of that strong firepower and from which the leader of hezbollah is making these inflammatory remarks. steve? hezbollah fighters are two miles away and firing daily. there s a lot of fear here about what nazrallah might say today. would he try to launch a second all-out front against israel using hezbollah s powerful long range guided missiles. that
analyst. general, the state department said russian forces are moving into what are described once again as fighting positions. these new satellite images show this bridge that is being built less than four miles from the ukrainian border. how ominous are these moves? well first of all, i would correct the state department and tell them they should call those attack positions, not fighting positions. but secondly, what we re looking at it a lot of moves throughout the front. north, east, and south of ukraine. all of those positions are dangerous, certainly, but as we talked about, that bridge that you just described over the river, you know, it leads right into the marshes. this is some very difficult terrain. and you were with us in desert storm, when you re talking about moving forces forward, especially a combined army a combined arms army the size of 150,000 soldiers, there is a lot of movement taking place.
president biden rejecting trump s attempts to keep the logs secret. and the cdc said it expects to update the mask guidance soon despite pressure to make changes now. with state mandates ending and covid cases falling what, are health officials waiting for. we want to welcome our viewers here in the united states and around the world, i m wolf blitzer and you re in the situation room. tonight the u.s. said vladimir putin could pull the trigger on a ukraine invasion any day as he keeps building up his forces despite his talk of withdrawal. our correspondents and experts are standing by in russia, in ukraine, and here in the united states. first let s go to our chief white house correspondent kaitlan collins. the u.s. said russian forces are moving into what are described as fighting positions. give us the latest. reporter: yeah, wolf and they say they are certainly not pulling back, despite the