Buildings, homes and a media center. Six journalists were injured when that media was hilt twice. Lets go to the Israeli Border at gaza. Reporter theres actually an air alarm in a town a couple of miles away from here. We have heard some thumping impacts there, just a couple of minutes before we went live on this report. Tonight we ourselves have had to take cover twice when there were rockets being fired. It really has been quite a busy day, quite an intense day for the people here as well. They have been having to take cover quite a number of times. We have seen, i would say at least a dozen air alarms. Also we were out in an open field and we had to take shelter there several times as well. It seems as though the rocket barrages are going on even more intensely than they were before. What the israelis of course do have is this Missile Interceptor system which has been active throughout the entire day. What this thing does, the way it works is that it only shoots down rockets that ar
Crews said that as many as ten civilians, women and children were inside the house at the time. The israelis do acknowledge that this mans family was in the house at the time. But they cannot confirm if he was there. Israeli hitting some local journalists, they had called up some french journalists in advance of the strike, and told them to get out of the building, and they did evacuate, but some journalists did go back inside. There was a response to that, theres been a number of large explosions already this evening and we an fticipate in the hour ahead. Whats the feeling you get of the atmosphere right now when you see people in gaza and you know its going to be another long night there . Its obviously a very tense atmosphere, the streets are deserted not only at this time of night, but at this time of day, shops are closed, and you dont see the large number of people. This country is densely populated, about 10 Million People, gaza, its a very populated place, but the you dont see
In, then they can start paying taxes. So they still have to leave the country. There is no path to legalization unless they leave the country and come back. Here is ryan lizza, and our panel. Welcome to the rodeo, fellows. Thank you for joining me this evening. We heard from both of our candidates yesterday. Trump speaking to cnns anderson cooper, called clinton a bigot at his last rally last night, doubling down today. Listen. You called last night Hillary Clinton a bigot. Previously you called her policies bigoted, you directly called her a bigot. She is a bigot. You look at whats happening to the inner cities, look at whats happening to africanamericans and hispanics in this country where she talks all the time. Shes talking, look at the vets, where she said the vets are being treated, essentially, just fine, that its over exaggerated whats happening to the vets not so long ago. How is she bigoted . Bigoted is if you have hatred against a certain group. Shes selling them down the tu
There are no words to explain what returned an accountant into a mass killer or how he assembled an arsenal or a concert venue into a killing field. Nothing could have measured the people saving themselves or others nor create the cruelty the action forced them too. The inadequate to speak to the bravery and heart aches of many more, no words. And the numbers that stand in for them, at least 59 killed. Nearly 500 hurt. Zero good conditions. Not even authorities from late today. They talked about the weapons found at the suspects home. The bomb found in his car, the property in north nevada tied to him but nothing to speak about what drove him. Tonight well hear from First Responders, survivors and reporters. Well tell the stories of those who lost their lives. You will not hear the name of the shooter. Youll see a lot that is deeply upsetting. Beginning with cnns alex. You are learning new information tonight. What can you tell us. Reporter john, youre absolutely right. We are getting
call for people to give blood and the people responded live. 360 s garry tuchman joins us live with more. what do you see? reporter: tom, this is the united service, blood bank in las vegas and the people behind me are true heroes. this line wraps around the building and there s about 350 people in the line right now. i counted that s how i know. there is a four or five hour wait to give blood. these people were his or her fie requested repulsed about what happened in their city and they re doing the duty of giving blood. this young lady right here, what s your first name? danielle. reporter: how s the blood giving going? pretty good. reporter: what made you decide to do this? the thing that happened this morning. reporter: have you done this before? no. reporter: does it hurt?