hugo bachega has more, from jerusalem thousands of children have been killed in this war against hamas in gaza and thousands more are in desperate need of humanitarian help. this list by the un secretary general covers the un secretary general covers the killing of children in conflict and also the denial of access to aid in the targeting of schools and hospitals. it is still not clear what accusations the israeli military is facing but this decision, if it is taken will put more pressure on the country s authorities and unsurprisingly there has been strong reaction from israeli officials. benjamin netanyahu said the un had added itself to the blacklist of history and he said the israeli military was the most moral army in the world. the israeli foreign minister said this decision would have an impact on the country s relations with the united nations. they have been reports suggesting that both hamas and islamichhad will also be added to the list and there has been reaction
Quijano good evening. This is our western edition. President trumps travel ban on people from seven muslim countries is still on hold. Early sunday morning a federal Appeals Court denied the trump administrations request for an immediate reinstatement of the ban. The president spent the weekend at his maralago resort in florida. At a red cross ball saturday night the president was confident the travel ban will be restored for the safety of the country, he said, will win. Tony dokoupil has the latest. Near midnight pacific time the 9th court of appeals in San Francisco struck another blow against President Trumps immigration order, blocking its reinstatement with just three words, appeal is denied. Emt that ruling is only temporary. The Justice Department has until 3 p. M. Pacific time on monday to make a fuller case for a restart of the president s ban on travelers from seven muslim majority countries. It is causing serious immediate harms. Si reporter lawyers opposing the administrati
Do you think our country is so innocent . This is the cbs overnight news. Welcome to the overnight news. Im elaine quijano. President trumps travel ban on people from certain muslim countries is still on hold. A federal Appeals Court denied the Trump Administrations request for an immediate reen statement of the ban. Saturday night, the president was confident the travel ban will be restored for the safety of the country, he said, well win. Tony dokoupil has the latest. Reporter near midnight pacific time, the ninth court of appeals in San Francisco struck another blow against President Trumps immigration order, blocking its reen statement with just three words the appeal denied. But the Justice Department has until 3 00 p. M. Pacific time on monday to make a fuller case for a restart of the president s ban. On travelers from seven muslim majority countries. It is cause serious immediate harm. Reporter lawyers have until midnight tonight to strengthen their own case. This tro is grante
Refugees in new haven, connecticut today. Kenneth craig is there. Reporter 17yearold mahmoud and his family are living the american dream. Hes a high school senior, a runner and a refugee. Today, hes pounding the pavement with a purpose and full heart. I feel so happy that i can see the real people that are speaking with the refugees, that they are standing with the refugees. That make mess so excited. Reporter his family came to the United States as refugees in 2014 from wartorn iraq. I was so excited to get on an airplane. Maybe im in a dream. Reporter they started a new chapter in connecticut with the help of an organization known as iris, which has been resettling ref joes since 1982. This annual race took on a new life when President Trump signed an executive order banning visitors from seven muslim majority nations and refugees. Executive director chris george says within 48 hours, the race sold out at more than 2500 runners. People were so motivated to demonstrate their support
Signed up for the run for refugees in new haven, connecticut today. Kenneth craig is there. Reporter 17yearold mahmoud and his family are living the american dream. Hes a high school senior, a runner and a refugee. Today, hes pounding the pavement with a purpose and full heart. I feel so happy that i can see the real people that are speaking with the refugees, that they are standing with the refugees. That make mess so excited. Reporter his family came to the United States as refugees in 2014 from wartorn iraq. I was so excited to get on an airplane. Maybe im in a dream. Reporter they started a new chapter in connecticut with the help of an organization known as iris, which has been resettling ref joes since 1982. This annual race took on a new life when President Trump signed an executive order banning visitors from seven muslim executive director chris george says within 48 hours, the race sold out at more than 2500 runners. People were so motivated to demonstrate their support for r