migrants but federal officials just put an end to it and how a bad situation just got a whole lot worse because of it. welcome. i m neil cavuto. this is your world. let s get the latest right now with nate in new york on some more buses. nate? neil, good afternoon. good to see you. governor abbott s office says they sent over 800 migrants to new york city in the past two weeks on 15 buses. four of them arrived just before 8:30 a.m. on board were 129 migrants and something that was different this time, we saw 40 children and a handful of women as well. family units on board. take a look at this video at 8:22 as the buses rolled in to the port authority. manuel castro welcomed the migrants into the sanctuary city. he s providing money and housing and metro cards. he said migrants are being forced on the buses. listen to this, neil. they re being forced to come to new york city against their will. they re being forced to sign documents under duress. we re condemning that.
israel s defense force said on sunday that it struck 450 targets including command centers and missile launch sites. analysis of video published by israeli media, the forces of advanced by 3 km. there is growing concern about a deepening humanitarian crisis. the united arab emirates is expecting to seek a resolution for an immediate pause in the fighting in gaza. the u.n. sec. gen. says it is becoming more desperate by the hour. 2 million people are being denied food, walter water, and shelter. i urge you to step back from the brink. scott mclean joins us now. look, the reality is, send all the aid that you want to the border on the egyptian side, it will not do much good unless it can get into gaza. yesterday, only 10 trucks were allowed to cross. have the u.n. and the world food grimacing warehouses have been looted, and people are growing hungry and desperate, they are losing hope, and it is easy to see why. the charity, save the children says more kids have died in th
kicked off of the presidential ballot based on his role january 6th. and the first major test that the president is speaking with israel and ukraine and another possible government shutdown. sara sidner is in israel, and i m kate bolduan with john berman in new york. this is cnn news central. this morning a rapid intensification of israel s assault on gaza on the air and on the ground, and israeli troops are inside of gaza now as the israeli military is hunting for hamas and what is believed to be more than 200 hostages in that underground tunnel system underneath gaza. in the sky, new strikes and new explosions as u.n. security officials prepare to meet amid urgent calls for a pause in the bombing. so desperately needed food, water and medical supplies needed to get into gaza. we will go to jeremy diamond near sderot, and you are hearing the steady drum baeat of explosions and what are you seeing in this hour? just over my right shoulder, you are seeing the plume of
after the package of nearly a month, my pride in their accomplishment remains undiminished. we will never forget those that made the ultimate sacrifice on behalf of their country. this was a combat operation of the most difficult sort. a noncombatant operation carried out in contact with the enemy. the enemy was isis, a vile, tenacious foe that would have killed many more if it were not for the vigilance of our forces there. on 29 august, we undertook an mq- 9 strike against what we thought was an imminent strike. that strike was a mistake and i take full responsibility for that strike. i was encountered pressure from any quarter to conduct the strike. it was based on our intelligence read of the situation on the ground. in many cases we were right and
the president s decision, military planners had crafted a number of evacuation scenarios. in mid-may, i ordered sitcom to make preparations for a noncombatant operation. two weeks later i began prepositioning forces in the region to include three infantry battalions. on the tenth of august we ran another table top exercise around a noncombatant scenario. we wanted to be ready. significant numbers of additional forces had already arrived in afghanistan including leading elements of the 24th marine expeditionary unit who were already on the ground in kabul. before that weekend was out, another 3,000 or so ground troops had arrived including elements of the 82nd airborne. to be clear, those first two days were difficult. we all watched with alarm the images of afghans rushing the