To discuss it shortly. They are the among the latest victims in a war that, hamas says, has now left more than 30,000 people killed. Well get the latest from the us border. Joe biden and donald trump are in texas, trying to win over voters on one of the most important issues in novembers president ial election. We hearfrom south korea, where striking doctors and the government are locked in a stand off over staff shortages. More on our top story. As weve heard, the Hamas Run Health Ministry says more than 30,000 postings have been killed since israel started its Military Action in october. 0ur Diplomatic Correspondent paul adams has been watching a new statement that has come from israels chief military spokesman. Now paul has watched this and said there are some elements of it that differ from the account given earlier by other idf spokespeople. The rear admiral says that aid convoy, which happened this morning, had been coordinated, in his words, by the idf. 38 trucks involved with t
involving willful retention of highly classified documents, obstruction, conspiracy. documents allegedly including nuclear secrets, u.s. vulnerabilities to come under attack. the special counsel jack smith one row behind him. how the dynamic played out in court. tonight with trump potentially basing decades in prison if convicted, what is trump s legal strategy from here? and if he wins the presidency again, does it all go away? rachel scott in miami and dan abrams right here answering those questions tonight. also this evening, the helicopter accident. 22 u.s. troops hurt. it comes after recent questions around the military helicopters. in the u.s., tracking a severe storm threat side across multiple states. bracing for damaging winds and possible tornadoes. ginger zee timing it out. new video in the tanker truck crash and fire that brought down part of i-95 in philadelphia. tonight the images, the traffic backed up. what the commute is now like across the region. the well-k
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nudes live i m arthel neville it all happened after 11:30 p.m. in a residential area of cleveland, texas north of houston. police are now searching for this man, 39-year-old francisco, they say he fired his weapon from his front porch after neighbor asked him to keep the noise down. one of the victims came out of the house and said hey we have a small baby that s trying to sleep and the man i ll shoot in my frontyard do what i want in my own residence. christina coleman live what more can you tell us? reporter: hi arthel yeah disturbing case the suspect accused of shooting five people in the head. a man hunt is now underway to track down this suspect. authorities believe he s in a wooded area less than two miles from the bloody and horrific crime scene they re warning nearby residents to be careful. take a listen. just stay in your house be vigilant. keep your eyes open if you see anything. say something, make sure you call 9-1-1. call the sheriffs office. with the pict
i ll try to reduce the number of migrants seeking asylum in our country at the southern border. white house plans to spend hundreds of millions of dollars they say and aborted communities like el paso and other places that are over run with the migrant problem. but critics say it will not go far enough to stop the endless flow of illegal crossings. s third start of the first day this administration check office. that is in the surge started. we are just getting more and more highs and lows obviously but with title 42 going the news is out. they realize they come right now. that s overseeing so many individuals come across and continue to come across. the right political will is in place. these people need to be det detained. arthel: griff jenkins is live in branson, texas and the latest. what are you seeing there? arthel, we are seeing firsthand every hour of today group after group after group of migrants coming here. last 24 hours and just this area and brownsville par