New york and new jersey that federal help and tens of billions of help is on the way. Welcome. I m neil cavuto. This is your world. What we re chronicaling here is a president saying that i m here and so is the federal government. He will be speaking shortly about the kind of aid he s talking about. Let s get the read from alex hogan in manville, new jersey. Alex? hi, neil. It s such a painful day for people in this community that are starting to pick up the pieces after losing everything that they own. As you mentioned, the president was here today in manville, new jersey. He met with state and local officials touring this area and needing many of these residents. He talked with people, stopping by to give them hugs and spoke with a woman and talked about what it was like for her when she came home. Probably 2:30, 3:00, the houses on fire. Thank god you didn t come back. Yeah. We were not near the house. Nobody was able to come back yet because the waters were so high. We re extremely
Congressman matt gaetz may be in greater legal jeopardy now. A close ally just now pleading guilty so what is he telling prosecutors about a deal? bill gates investigated by the board of microsoft reportedly over a sexual relationship with a staffer. Gates insists that had nothing to do with why he left. Thanks so much for being here, everybody. We begin with the escalating violence between israel and ham at this hour. Israeli warplanes hammering gaza with heavy air strikes this morning. Sunday was the deadliest day in the conflict so far. 52 people were killed in israel air strikes. Egypt and qatar are working to broker a ceasefire. A source tells cnn the efforts so far are stalled. This morning, secretary of state tony blinken spoke to reporters about what the united states is doing to stop the violence. Hundreds of people killed or injured including children being pulled from the rubble. We re also alarmed by how journalists and medical personnel have been put at risk. Palestinians
Thank you so much for being here at this hour. A fragile ceasefire holds. But for how long? this morning there are new clashes between palestinians and israeli police in juice juice. Showing you this video of police firing rubber bullets and stun grenades in response to what they say was a riot. This is just today. More than a dozen people reportedly injured. This comes just hours after a ceasefire set in, pausing the most intense conflict between israel and hamas in years. But not before more than 200 people were killed. Most of them palestinians. Leaving israeli and palestinians further apart than ever. This morning israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu called the 11day conflict with hamas an exceptional success, the operation put against hamas there. Cnn s nic robertson is joining me for more on where things stand live near the israel/gaza border. What are you seeing there? reporter: kate, if there was going to be a flashpoint to reignite the conflict it would have been that we
Surge of covid cases linked to a fast spreading variant. We will tell you what you need to know. Live from cnn world headquarters in atlanta, welcome to all of you watching in the united states and canada and around the world. I m kim brunhuber and this is cnn newsroom. As the death toll climbs in gaza from israeli air strikes and artillery, deadly violence is now spreading to the west bank. At least ten blwere killed. We will have more on that in a moment. The israeli military bombardment of gaza has gone on around the clock. Thousands have been left homeless by the destruction. Palestinian health minute city say 126 palestinians have been killed including dozens of children since the conflict began. Israeli says eight people have killed as rockets rain down from gaza. Some have slipped through with deadly effect. Nic robertson is live near the gaza border. More threats and it seems clear things are heading in the wrong direction. Where are things where you are and are they expecting
and the new york times says this about the significance of giuliani s cancellation, quote. giuliani has been negotiating with the panel about testifying for months and had finally reached an agreement to speak about matters other than his conversations with trump or any other topic he believes is covered by attorney-client privilege. that s according it his lawyer, robert costello. it threatens what could be a major breakthrough for the investigation. his testimony could have included details about interactions with members of congress and others involved in the plan who were not giuliani s clients and with giuliani under a subpoena to testify the standoff raises the specter of yet another protracted legal battle between the committee and a formy trump aide. giuliani s decision to stonewall the committee now puts him on the very same path as other trump allies like mark meadows, dan scavino and steve bannon. they are dangling holding giuliani in contempt. mr. giuliani is an i