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now. ourarah sidner is live in gaza with a bird s eye view of the conflict. are you seeing more air strikes right now? reporter: absolutely, and in just the past few minutes we could hear the loud blasts of air strikes all night long into morning, 6:00 or 7:00 in the morning, blast after blast after blast and could look into the sky and see rockets coming from here in gaza city into israel. i want to show you a picture that our photographer dan morgan was able to take last night around 3:30 in the morning. he s pointing his camera towards what was the police headquarters. hamas police headquarters when he saw this picture. it was a big blast and then a big ball of fire. now, i want to show you what s happened since then. the result of that air strike. i m going to move out of the way here. we are about 11 stories up looking down on the main part of gaza. you are hearing now some of the traffic. there s only been a few cars, but it s a bit loud up here. i want to let y ....
good morning, everyone. i m randi kaye. it is 10:00 on the east coast, 7:00 a.m. on the west. we start in gaza this hour, as people there have to fear death from above. israeli war planes have been relentless in their attacks on targets in gaza. they are hunting rocket launchers, but dozens of civilians have been killed as a result. the latest round of this conflict started wednesday, and there is no end in sight. sarah sidener is in gaza city for us. what are you seeing at this hour? are you hearing or seeing any air strikes? reporter: we re hearing drones above, but just five minutes before we started this show, we saw rockets coming out of central gaza, literally a few hundred yards away from us. we could see the rockets going up into the air, and they were sort of white, and then they would disappear and they were pointed, of course, towards israel. usually when that happens, you see that happening and then you hear the sound of planes above shortly after. and the ....
we lost it. sir richard branson is outfront. let s go outfront. good evening, everyone. i m erin burnett. outfront tonight, a bright idea. brought to us by the liberal former governor of vermont, howard dean. a man who brought us the scream heard around the world when reran for president. dean says let s face it, america, tacks need to go up for everyone. now, this might not be what you expect from someone like howard dean. it s certainly not the president s position or the position of most americans. another new poll out today shows that most people like the president s idea of only raising taxes on other people. specifically, the top 2%. the problem is according to the congressional research service, the math doesn t add up. that tax hike would only give $678 billion in additional revenue over ten years, now, remember, we re $16 trillion in the debt. now, if we go with howard dean s idea, that gets us $2.8 trillion or about 17% of our debt. adam davidson is the ....
further below 8%. we now have the lowest unemployment rate in four years at 7.7%. we re following the markets to see if it has an impact as well. cnn has now learned that pentagon officials are reworking their plans for possible military action against syria. that is after now confirmed reports emerging from syria that forces loyal to president bashir al assad are preparing bombs with chemical weapons. syrian soldiers fighting with rebels for control over the outskirts of damascus. now, witnesses tell cnn that 30 people were killed today in street battles across syria. we re also learning about a car bombing in the city of homs and a horrible, horrible discovery. dozens of bodies believed to be victims of a massacre. the same time rebel fighters, they are taking on syrian forces literally house to house in the country s largest city. that is aleppo, and that is where we find our arwa damon today. reporter: for two months the streets here have been a war zone. part of ....
that he was intent with getting away from this. reporter: the suspect fired first towards the immigration patrol man. were you scared for your life? in the beginning? yes. reporter: and have you heard gunshots since the beginning? yes, so how many gun shots. reporter: at 1:00 a.m., he finally surrendered. they surrendered. i think that he had a paroled violation. reporter: he is accused of shooting a agent. and as far as the type of done it? reporter: would not know. why was homeland security involved? they are trying to find out why this man was shot. they re hoping to get some branches of the residents are still have to do with the yellow crime tape. in roseville, dan kron 4 news. in another attempt at off closure, the family of lynne spalding held a memorial service last night. but closure was fleeting. today the family learned that the hospital had to ask the sheriff s office multiple times to conduct a search for the missing woman. although ....