[explosion] the breaking news. the devastating scene out of gaza, where palestinian authorities say at least 500 people were killed. blaming an israeli air strike. israel denying it was them. what their intelligence says about who is responsible. the president heads to a war zone with meetings in israel, his summit canceled, what it all means for peace in the region and the american hostages held in gaza. new video tonight of israel taking out four militants attempting to cross the northern border with lebanon. the new fears of a hezbollah attack. we are about 6 miles south of lebanon here. behind me, you can see israeli troops, vehicles, and weaponry deployed to this area. they say they are on high alert. no person having received a majority, the speaker has not been elected. norah: republican jim jordan loses his first vote for speaker of the house. so what happens now? how many rounds are you willing to go? we need to get a speaker as soon as possible. norah: p
fake news, just fake news, i refuse to accept it. and onto the next question, here we go. are, looking forward to the debates. have a good weekend. today was day leavening the first criminal trial of a former american president, the prosecution called to the witness stand one of donald trump s closest confidants, hope hicks, communications director and longtime aide. hicks was constantly by trump s side navigating each crisis that came his way. and that was why prosecutors used hicks testimony to take the jury all the way back to one of the most important and memorable moments the 2016 campaign. as a warning, this next part is vulgar. i bought some to text in case i start kissing her. you know, i m automatically attracted to beautiful kissing them, it s like a magnet. and they let you do it, you can do anything. grab them by the [ bleep ] the access hollywood tape. a recording of donald trump in 2005, openly advocating sexual assault, bragging about his ability t
week. just ahead this is a political stunt. i think that it would be very unusual to actually see a referral of impeachment. he looked as though he had been put through an awful lot. he looked tired. certainly clothing looked weathered from being out there. wet. they have lived their own personal nightmare. i can t underscore enough that the family sustained. we obviously don t want to see russia get anything that would help them kill more ukrainians. russia desperately needs ammunition, potentially from north korean sources as well. live from london, this is cnn newsroom with max foster and bianca nobilo. it is thursday, september 14, 9:00 a.m. in london, 4:00 a.m. in washington where for the first time u.s. president biden is speaking out about the republican impeachment inquiry. at a fund raising event, he said republicans want to impeach help because they want tohut down the government, referring to the looming shutdown in abouo weeks time. he add that
hello, and a very warm welcome to our viewers here in the united states and all around the world. i m paula newton. ahead here on cnn newsroom, vladimir putin and kim jong-un ref up talks in eastern russia. what the two are expected to discuss. plus, the presumed death toll from the catastrophic flooding in libya has more than double and as many as 10,000 are still missing. and the u.s. takes a key step in a deal to free five americans being detained in iran. what critics are saying about that agreement. and we go straight to our breaking news. kim jong-un is heaping praise on russia s vladimir putin as the two sit down for their first face-to-face talks in more than four years. the meeting in russia s far east follows days of warnings from the united states about these two leaders possibly sealing a deal on weapons. but they re not talking about that publicly, at least not yet, any way. instead, the russian president spoke of cooperation on humanitarian and economic is
north korea s leader kimjong un has arrived in russia to meet putin. they re expected to talk about an arms deal. what impact could that have on the war in ukraine? here in the uk, female surgeons say they are being sexually harassed, sometimes around the operating theatre. the royal college of surgeons say the findings are truly shocking . our panel ron christie, former special assistant to president george w bush, and jenny kleeman, journalist and broadcaster. welcome to the programme. we will start in libya with the flooding and the latest figures we have, 10,000 people still missing, that s according to the red cross, red crescent. let s take a look at some of the pictures we are getting here to see some of the damage. you can see some of the water flowing here and the damage done to buildings. one city in particular, derna has been impacted because two dams have seemingly collapsed and that has caused widespread destruction. latest numbers we have, 2800 people have be