That water bottle we use once you know, humans are really good and throw away will be with us at creating things, and, for generations. By 2050, there will be more were really good at making plastic in the ocean than fish. Things that last forever, clearly with plastics. And they are everywhere. There are campaigns to limit this plastic plague, with bans plastics take the stage at an International Exhibit in on bags and straws, and yet amsterdam. Alfonsi and thats been the around the world, it continues case ever since plastic filled to pile up, seeping into our our homes in the 1950s. Rivers and streams, and turning the womenfolk washing dishes our oceans into a vast garbage made of plastic dishes that dump. Bounce when they drop to the floor. But one mophaired young alfonsi it was revolutionary. Dutchman has come up with a plan when the rain comes down on which he says will save our tomorrows brave new world, seas. Youll put on your plastic hi, boyan raincoat, put up your plastic hi.
we ll ask the un s former director for operations in the occupied territories whether that fuel support will be enough to resume aid operations. the israeli military says a second hostage has been found dead near the al shifa hospital in gaza. we ll speak to a relative of one of the many hostages still being held by hamas six weeks after they were abducted on october the 7th. and rishi sunak rejects the criticism from former home secretary suella braverman that he is only tinkering with the plan to deport asylum seekers to rwanda. we ll look closer at what the revisions to that plan might entail. good evening. last night on this programme, we broke the story that the un s biggest agency in gaza would no longer be able to bring in or distribute vital aid because fuel had run out, and today that came to pass. aid operations were shut down, but there was perhaps a glimmer of hope for the palestinians who go hungry. the israeli war cabinet approved the delivery of two trucks of f
but three taylor swift shows before he was born. sarah s a big fan. the lead with jake tapper starts right now. a new twist in donald trump s classified documents case. kind of sounds like a game of clue. the lead starts right now. a plumber, a maid, and even a chauffeur. the names from mar-a-lago who could soon be key witnesses in the criminal case against the former president. and a cnn exclusive, kevin mccarthy one month after his fall as speaker of the house and not holding back on the so-called crazy eight who voted him out. they care a lot about press, not about policy, so they seem to just want the press and the personality. plus, a political stunner. democratic senator joe manchin says he won t run for re-election, so will he run for higher office? welcome to the lead. i m pamela brown in for jake tapper. and we start with our law and justice lead and brand new exclusive cnn reporting about who could be called to testify in donald trump s classified docu
room. happening now, breaking news. influential democratic senator joe manchin reveals he s not seeking re-election. delivering a major blow potentially to his party s chances of keeping control of the u.s. senate next year. we re getting new reaction from a key senator to this bombshell announcement. also tonight, a break in israel s bombardment of gaza. the white house says israeli forces are moving forward with daily four-hour pauses in northern areas of the territory to allow palestinian civilians to get out and humanitarian aid to get in. and cnn has exclusive new details on the prosecutors strategy in the trump classified documents trial and a potential witness list that includes a mar-a-lago plumber, a maid, a chauffeur and a woodworker. welcome to our viewers in the united states and around the world. i m wolf blitzer. you re in the situation room. announcer: this is cnn breaking news. first tonight, the breaking news rocking capitol hill. west virginia de
hello, i m lauren taylor. some breaking news to bring you. the hamas run government media office says israeli air strikes on rafah have killed at least 30 people. this comes after hamas launched rocket attacks towards tel aviv for the first time in months. a spokesperson with the palestinian red crescent society said the death toll was likely to increase as search and rescue efforts continued in rafah s tal al sultan neighbourhood west of the city centre. there was no immediate comment from the israel defense forces. earlier on sunday, the israeli military said at least eight rockets were launched from the rafah area of southern gaza, most of which it intercepted. some did get through, landing in open fields. police said a home in the tel aviv suburb of herzliya suffered minor damage from falling shrapnel, and two people suffered light injuries, but no serious losses were reported. here in the uk, and on the fourth day of campaigning ahead of the general election on the 4th o