kayleigh: explosions in the skies over israel right now. listen to that. idf continue to make preparation for a ground invasion go gaza. trey yingst in northern israel with the latest. trey. trey: kayleigh, good afternoon, we ve been following developments near to the gaza border. over the past three weeks, we ve heard nothing like we have heard tonight and seen nothing like we have seen tonight. effort by israeli military to strike targets in northern part of the gaza strip from the air and also the ground and the sea. we ve seen artillery units active here. hais fire going into gaza. we have seen 155 cluster rounds on northern part of the strip. the navy is shelling. i just want you to listen to that there, sense how heavy airstrikes are, they are shaking the ground near the gaza border. kayleigh: trey, no doubt, you said that is heaviest you have heard and certainly that we ve heard here on the couch. you spoke to the israeli defense minister and he said it is not a
new reporting on how the white house is strategizing for dealing with the upcoming trial. good day, everyone. i m andrea mitchell in washington. the nation heads into the long memorial day weekend, cia director bill burns is traveling back to europe with an urgent push to revive cease-fire talks and get hostages out of gaza. the world court today ordering israel to immediately stop the rafah invasion, citing an immense risk to civilians there. israel says it will not comply. there s little the icj can do to enforce the order. the u.s. is expected to veto any enforcement in the u.n. security council if it comes to that. after an intense military operation, israeli forces brought home the bodies of three more hostages killed in the october 7 attacks. the remains were taken into gaza by hamas. more than 80 hostages are still being held hostage and 40 bodies are being held. israel wants them back so the families can have a decent burial. eight americans are among the missing, t
the money. yeah. jason carroll. thank you very much. there s an incredible story thanks for joining us. the news continues now here on cnn it s wednesday, may 22, right now on cnn this morning, the defense rests now, the fate of the former for president will be decided by 12 manhattan jurors deadly turbulence, one passenger killed dozens more injured when a singapore airlines passenger jet hits some very rough air and there s a devastating tornado tearing a small town in iowa hello, two pieces all right. 5:00 a.m. here in washington, eight live. look at new york city good morning, everyone. i m kasie hunt. it s wonderful to have you with us the defense rests donald trump s lawyers wrapped up their defense of the former president yesterday in his criminal hush money trial. and two, almost no one s surprise, trump did not testify as promised. the jury won t return until tuesday for closing arguments with a verdict possible by the end of next week. trump s sounding com
where this trial gets underway in just a few hours morning disorder in the court. the prosecution s star witness sing a reimbursement far greater than the payment that he had made on the company s behalf. trump s son, eric, taking notice in real time with this tweet declaring, quote, this just got interesting cohen under redirect, explaining he stole the money because his annual bonus had been slashed. he described it as self-help then there were the fireworks. robert costello and former legal advisor to cohen, and now a trump defense witness was scolded. shall we say? by judge merchan for uttering comments under his breath and rolling his eyes during testimony. the judge clearing the courtroom and threatening to have costello removed, warning him when there s a witness on the stand. if you don t like my ruling you don t say jeez, you don t give me sayyed, eye and you don t roll your eyes to be continued. this morning, our panels here from our federal prosecutor, elliot w
hello, everyone this is outnumbered i am emily compagno, here with my cohost, harris faulkner and kayleigh mceany. also joining us today is fox news contributor lisa boothe and retired u.s. marine and fox news contributor, joey jones. we began with nfl kicker harrison commencement address that has ignited a national debate about religious belief and free speech. he is a three-time super bowl championship kicker for the kansas city chiefs, he is not being attacked for his commencement speech at a small private catholic college in kansas. his viral address promoting his faith and his pro-life stance and his conservative views on marriage watch. i do think it is you the woman who has had the most died matt diabolical lives told to you. how many of you sitting here now are about to cross the stage and think about all the promotion and titles were going to get clear career. some of you may go on to lead successful careers in the world but i would venture to guess that the ma