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as terrorist target, a key match in the cricket world cup on long island about the rescue of four hostages from a refugee camp in gaza. but there are questions about the israeli operation to get the hostages back, as well as about the number of palestinians reportedly killed the four former hostages are said to be in good medical condition this morning after more than eight months in captivity. but they were taken to hospitals for medical exams. so more to come on that that's where many were reunited with their families. now the idf released video showing some of the emotional moments. >> yeah, a very emotional those happy, of course first reunions are contrasted by the reaction coming out of gaza. israel carried out heavy airstrikes and shelling in central gaza during the hostage operation. one witness called it hell on earth? >> saw lots of juno and increasing bombardment started hitting everywhere. i have missed something we never witnessed before maybe 150 rockets fell and less than ten minutes while we were running away no more fell on the market i'm good find her children during torn apart and scattered in the streets they wiped out nuseirat it is hell on earth hospital officials and gaza say at least 236 palestinians were killed. >> and more than 400 injured the idf says a number of killed was less than 100. cnn cannot verify the numbers on either side on the streets of tel aviv, clashes between demonstrators and police. thousands protested across is across israel despite the hostage rescue, they're demanding the government do more to bring home all of the hostages many are also calling for new elections to remove prime minister benjamin netanyahu so we have team coverage on this, this morning, ben, wait a minute, standing by in beirut we're starting with elliott gucken though. elliot. >> hello to you. do we know anything about the conditions of the hostages now? >> victor, as you mentioned, the hospital said yesterday that they are in pretty good physical condition. we just heard a few moments ago, we spoke with the families and missing hot the hostages and missing families forum, excuse me, telling us that they were in their words relatively good psychological and physical states. but let's not forget, there are more test as you say, to come, they have been in captivity for some eight months, no doubt more information will come out in terms of the hostages in there, in terms of their individual stories. of course, noa argamani, the 20 woman who became the face of the october 7 atrocities that she was sped weigh on a motorbike, pleading for her life has her boyfriend was frog marched away as well by hamas militants. she i suppose has become much more iconic figures. she was reunited with her father and was actually her father's birthday as well. so that was a birthday present, and i suppose at the same time there was another side story there, which is that her mother, who was also so we chinese citizen, has been suffering and that you're suffering from terminal brain cancer and her dying wishes repeatedly been begging over the last few months, including to president biden to bring her daughter home so that she could see her daughter before she died. and now she has had that dying wish granted very emotional scenes there in terms of the other hostages, we had shlomi ziv was a security was a security guard at the nova music festival when he was kidnapped. he lives on an agricultural settlement with his wife, has been there for 17 years. there was also andre kozlov, a 27-year-old israeli, also a russian citizen. you don't need me due to israel several months earlier, he was also working as a security guard and his family flew in from russia. they arrive today, so they only reunited today after his rescue. and i suppose the other final story, the fourth hostage, who was rescued, also very bittersweet for him. this is almog meir, jan, 22-year-old was due to start a job in high-tech the day after he was kidnapped. so he was rescued as well yesterday. but when the idf went to the home of his father to tell him the news, they found that he had died. that very same day. his wife telling excuse me, his sister telling israeli media that tie died of grief. and i suppose overall, despite the joy and the euphoria for these particular families and their loved ones that they are finding a home safe in israel, many of them were saying directly to prime minister benjamin netanyahu, it's great, it's wonderful there unbelievably appreciative of these efforts made to bring their loved ones home but let's not forget, there are still 116 israelis remaining in captivity in gaza. about a third of whom are believed to be dead. and it is imperative to do a deal or to find a way to bring them home. so as i said, euphoria for the individuals and their families here's some bittersweet moment as well for them but the overall amid the overall joy, still not forgetting that there are still many more in captivity who still need to be brought home. victor unrwa, sweet moments indeed, le at gke and thank you for that. >> let's go now to cnn's, then we dimon in beirut. ben, tell us more about what you're hearing regarding this rescue operation that happened inside the nuseirat refugee camp keep in mind this is a refugee camp amara, that was full of people because many of them had come from the area of rafah where are the israelis are currently conducting an offensive a town that's basically now a ghost town everybody has left and so many of the people who were killed yesterday in nuseirat were in fact, coming from that area. >> now just received the latest numbers from the gaza ministry of health who say that yesterday's death toll from that israeli operation was 274 with 698 wounded. that brings the death toll since 7 october. in october in gaza, according to the ministry of health, there too 37,084. now, yesterday, this scenes in the hospital, were absolute pandemonium lots of wounded women and children, the morgues were full, they ended up having to put the dead simply on the pavement outside. we did speak to one doctor and one of those hospitals in central gaza who told us that yesterday was the worst day of his entire professional career, which is something given what people in gaza have seen over the last eight months so there is anger in gaza and there a feeling that certainly, once again, this shows just the completely different worlds his israelis and gazans live in. israelis yesterday, obviously, very happy with the news of the release of the freeing of these four hostages. but for palestinians yesterday was probably one of the bloodiest is rarely as salts send this since this war began amara, victor two very different perspectives. there have been redone for us and beirut. thank you, ben. we've also learned that the us helped the idf prepare for this mission. >> a us official says that while there were no american boots on the ground, the us offered israel intelligence support. cnn's priscilla alvarez has more the united states on saturday commending israel for its rescue of four hostages with president biden welcoming the use alongside the french president. i i want to echo president macron comments, welcoming the safe rescue of four hostages that were returned to their families in israel we won't stop working until all the hostages come home and a ceasefire is reached. that is essential to happen. >> are us official tells cnn that an american cell in israel supported the rescue efforts, working with israeli forces. that and reference to a team that has been assisting israel since october 7 to information gather on hostages. but a source also confirming to cnn that there were no us boots on the ground in this mission. now, of course, the us has been pushing for a hostage deal that would also include a ceasefire in gaza. president biden himself outlining that three-phase proposal that again would include the release of all hostages and a temporary chris cease and potentially a permanent ceasefire in gaza. in fact, just this week, u.s. and 16 other countries urged hamas to close, quote, close the deal. just another example of the ongoing pressure by the united states. senior us officials have also been back to the region to try to give more traction to those talks. and while it's still so unclear where those talks will lead the u.s. has a very least on saturday commending israel and applauding what they called a successful operation priscilla alvarez, cnn, washington all right. let's bring in seeing a military analyst and retired air force colonel cedric leighton and peter bergen, a cnn national security analyst welcome to you both gentlemen kernel, let's start with you and i'm struck by a couple of things. >> the first thing that hamas was holding these hostages inside of a refugee camp, the second the high number of civilian casualties though those numbers we cannot verify here at cnn, but over 200 is the word from gaza officials. >> israeli officials have the number at about half. >> could this operation have been successful without this number, this high number of civilian casualties? >> emmer, good morning. it depends on a variety of different factors, but generally speaking, by initial impression is that yes, it could have been successful with far fewer civilian casualties. i think one of the problems that the israelis had was that it, the hostages were actually held in private homes, at least for part of the time during which they were being held captive and that presents some other difficult problems when you're going into conduct a hostage rescue operation. so that might have exacerbated this civilian count. plus of course, there was a lot of firepower. the israelis were using, and that should have probably he'd been a lot, a lot less to achieve the same end as this unfolded yesterday, we were live on the air as we learned about the rescue of these hostages, peter and of course, we were also anticipating an announcement from benjamin netanyahu's war cabinet member, benny gantz, about his resignation. and then of course, the news came that the four hostages were rescued then that news conference was postponed, and then benjamin netanyahu called on benny gantz, not to withdraw that right now is a time for unity what do you make of this and why does netanyahu need benny gantz i think it's a parliamentary system in israel, so you need as many people in your as possible he doesn't have a huge sort of majority many answers are very popular figure and benny gantz is also basically, i think quite rightly said danielle netanyahu needs to have a plan for the day after in gaza that goes beyond just saying we don't really have a plan. >> i also want to return to what kind of leighton was saying. look if this was a us special operations raid? there's think about the asam have been loud and rave. the obama administration debated what to do for literally months. and one of their big considerations was dropping a bomb on the compound would kill by low of people in a city in about a bad thing. think about also the trump administration also debated for many, many weeks about killing the leader of isis in 2019 and syria. also with the issue of civilian casualties. and i kinda late and cook can correct me. >> i don't think there's a universe whether us special operations would have approved this raid with this level of casualties, whether it's 100, as the israeli say, or 270 is, we've just learned from ben wiedemann clearly it's an unacceptably large number of casualties. >> it's great of the hostages were returned but i don't see a world in which this wish us special operations community would have gone forward with its raid, knowing what of having this level of potential number of casualties. de agree colonel lane? >> i do. i agree totally with what peter just said because he's right when it comes to the planning for these kinds of operations, us special forces are very, very meticulous and one of the key things is to avoid those civilian casualties kernel light. >> and what about the us role in this? i mean, we heard there from priscilla alvarez reporting that the us was obviously involved with the intelligence. but what more do you know or presumed in terms of how much the us was involved in this well what it sounds based on priscilla's reporting and some other reports emory, it sounds like this was an intelligence fusion cell that was set up in the us embassy and truce alum that is a very standard practice when we're helping a country with specific military operations now we do it in countries in asia, other countries in the middle east. i have done it in latin america in the past these are the kinds of things that we do where we bring together a fuse, the intelligence i helped them the host country. i look at that intelligence a added to their own intelligence. so this seems to be that same kind and of operation. and it's a multi-agency affair include just not just the military, but also the intelligence agencies and other elements that are necessary for that particular situation. >> a painter, before we go as you know, secretary of state antony blinken will be heading back to the mideast this week. i think it's going to be his eighth trip, obviously to put pressure on both sides get a deal, a ceasefire, a peace deal what changes on the ground include, especially the dynamics when blinken lands yeah. >> i mean, the people who know the answer that question. a very limited group of people i mean, yeah, i think president biden laid out the only plan which is the three-phase plan having some hostages released in the first six weeks, that getting to the second tranche of hostages that include male israeli soldiers and then getting to a final kind of deal where you begin to start reconstruction. there's no other deal that on the table that is the israeli deal, by the way, biden announced it, but it's the israeli deal. and it's pretty close to the deal. but hamas was looking for just a few weeks ago. so that is the deal. >> yeah. the question is, there sinwar, the leader of hamas, has some reason to keep fighting because every dead is dead palestinian helps his cool to these in his mind but we can only hope that on this eighth trip that secretary blinken gets everybody to begin to agree because as it there's no other plan, there's no other unless you're just going to fight this war indefinitely. all right. >> this is, i think the only way i'm peter bergen, kernel, cedric latent. >> thank you very much. >> still to come, president joe biden is in france on a state visit and today he'll visit the american cemetery honoring world war i troops. so live report from france is next plus now that the prosecution has rested in hunter biden's gun trial, will take a look at the tangled backstory of these pretty unusual charges and isis k has threatened the men's t20 cricket world cup in new york. we'll take a look 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addiction and about his drug use during the general period. but there wasn't any evidence produced by the prosecution. no photographs, no text messages no, eyewitnesses. they could say that on the date in question when this form was completed, when signature was made in the gun purchase that hunter biden was addicted to drugs or some kind of unlawful or controlled substance and that could be a problem for the jury. another thing, victory, they could be real problem for this jury is the fact that the day or the day after the hunter biden was indicted, a conservative panel of judges and louisiana for the fifth circuit, they determined that the law that is being used here is unconstitutional as it related to an individual that was charged and convicted and he was found to have been using marijuana at the time that he bought a gun. so there's a real legal issues in this case. so even if there is a conviction, i believe that there's going to be a substantial chance on appeal or hunter biden to prevail there's also no underlying crime or attached to another crime, armed robbery or burglary. the use of the gun it was in his possession for 11 days and then it was disposed of the relevance of this being the only charge yeah, it's really significant and we heard victor from the head of the office, the office of prosecuting office assistance, u.s. >> assistance attorney's offices filed these cases. what this is a special counsel. the office they used to would've been in charge, i should say a filing this case, it makes it they didn't never would have filed a case like this when you didn't have as you just said, someone who was a felon at the time that the gun was purchased or someone who did not commit a felony or even use the gun, as in the case of hunter biden. so this is a very unusual prosecution. cases like this aren't typically thought filed a particular we in this jurisdiction. and there's something called jury nullification victor, where jury decides that this laws 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group issue, the threat earlier this year, followed by more specific warnings and even rafat france's to a viral video calling for lone wolf attacks cnn's gloria pazmino is joining us now from nassau county international cricket stadium. tell us more about these, these threats and the security that's in place. gloria well, they are amara, it is a massive as security operation here. this morning. as you said following that, alleged threat that police officials here and nassau county have been on watch for this is one of the largest the security operations here in nassau county for the cricket world, kopan, we have been watching since early this morning as all of the staff, the people that are coming into this event to work half been going through security. everybody is getting screened bags are checked canines are brought in, and i actually i do have the police commissioner who is joining us live right now. thank you so much for joining us. i appreciate it. >> talk to me about the state of the threat. where are we as of this morning as we prepare for this big game? >> so we received the secondary one that was more generic in as far as the threat goes, asking lone wolves to do and stand up against the event we are prepared for it. we've been preparing for six months. we have extra resources that are out there today. and we got a great partnership with they police, fbi, over state and local partners. >> what is your message to the people that are coming out here today to watch this game in terms of their safety. and that everything here there's gonna go as planned, always concerned about alcohol because it doesn't help me but i will tell you one, once you come have a great time, but also be of your own situation nowhere. and it's nowhere you're standing nowhere where around it. if you see something call us, let us come and inspect it and talk a little bit about some of what we're seeing here. i've been watching k9 unit let's backtracks metal detectors. the cars are being swapped mounted police, sum of all the different layers that we can't see. the ones that we can see talk about that. >> so in the world of security, we have layers, layers of protection. so it starts out with it's outside the park, outside by the colosseum, by the park in venue then as you start to come in, we'll tighten the security right now when you come through every car gets inspected, if they come into park, we will physically inspect it, will scan everyone. we do rather ready radiological detection we also do the physical inspections. everybody must go through a magnetometer, would come in today. you guys did today's you came inside, your camera, gets inspected. we've got to make sure that nothing comes inside the environment that can hurt me thank you very much, commissioner. i appreciate it victor, i am right now as i send it back, i also have to be mentioned just what a big day this is for the sport of cricket, for the south asian community here in new york. this is the 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the roster is expected to include wnba stars and past olympic champions, brittney griner, and five-time gold medalist dayana tarazi. every player has international experience and most are former olympians still some seek clark's exclusion as a snub, joining me now is usa today columnist and cnn sports analyst christine brennan, with a very strong opinion, good to see you, christine. let me just read a portion of your opinion on this in usa today and you you close it article by saying, i've seen some bad team and athletes selection decisions in the 40 years. i've covered the olympics, but this is the worst by far. then again, we probably shouldn't be surprised as we've known for years, the last amateurs left in the olympic games are the people running them wow, okay, we know where you stand. tell me more why should caitlin clark have made the cut well, she has played on international teams as a younger players, so she certainly has international experience, not olympics, of course but caitlin clark has taken the nation by storm. >> this isn't just that's the story of a basketball player. obviously, everyone who is watching us knows her name. i arguably the most popular athlete in the country, male or female, right now. obviously people can argue about that, is they can argue about anything with caitlin clark. >> but she has just just been a terrific role model and a huge name in the sport. >> and you mentioned the attendance, the tv ratings records in the ncaa records in the wnba. and my point that i make in that column and usa today is simply this whatever you think about her guaranteed. if she's on the olympic team she will bring eyeballs and i've covered it started in kindergarten, but i started covered the olympics for 40 years. and since ab four and la i've covered reported on the women's basketball team every olympics in some way or other. and i've covered at least five of their gold metal matches of the women's team. i am and the press tribune is basically tumble weeds. i'll be there couple other reporters and what the problem is, is this team is too good for their own good according to many of my male sportswriter colleagues, who don't want to cover them and this has been happening throughout the decades. they just do not get the attention they deserve. there great players, but they went all the time. they last lost in 1992. most dominant in the world is the women's basketball team from the us. it is better than any game. and yet they don't get the coverage. well, guess what? you put caitlin clark on that? a team and everyone is watching and all the players would get the attention, the coverage that headlines that they so richly deserved. >> so as an argument then based on the fact that clark is just an international sensation that she is so popular versus merit. and i guess you follow up would be will attend cal in which you bring to the team that's not there now? >> certainly a three-point shooter, which we know caitlin clark is that is always, always coveted in international basketball. and she was at the game the other day in washington, that one that you mentioned that first time in seven. and the biggest crowd and 17 years in the wnba, she had seven three-pointers electrifying crowd. >> it's extraordinary, it's magic, it's like the high-wire act at the circus. >> i'm not saying other players aren't great, but what she brings to the table as grandma and grandpa in the produce section, who don't watch sports they'll tune in for her. but you asked about merit and i went through this statistics there in that column and in several categories that caitlin clark is ahead of diana taurasi we can go apples and oranges, we can go category by category. but it is not the notion that it would be some kind of gift or per play that is a huge piece of the conversation. caitlin clark has good and i think over the last couple of weeks in the wnba, there's been this idea that she's not playing well she's playing really well. she is getting statistically the toughest defense of any player in the wnba. any player. so i would make the case. she's most important and focused on player in the wnba at 22 in her first month she was the rookie of the month. she is leading or close to the lead in several statistical categories. fourth, and assist. second and three-pointers made again better than taurasi's, better than a couple of other women who are going to be on the team. so that argument about merit, you have to really push that aside because on merit, you can make the case. she deserves to be on the team great. >> i was just going to ask you before we go, who you would replace them if because you would have to make room for caitlin clark, but i think you just somewhat answered that question. we're going to have to leave with their christine brennan. thanks for the conversation. >> thank. you all anti-government protesters blocked roads in tel aviv's democracy square. >> the calling for the release of all of the 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