comcast business, powering possibilities. hello. and welcome to our viewers joining us here in the united states and all around the world. i m rosemary church, live from atlanta, with our continuing coverage of the israeli/hamas war. we begin in gaza, as the war between israel and hamas is about to enter its second month. the israeli military says it is carrying out a significant strike right now on the territory. [ explosions ] an idf spokesperson says the strike was, quotes, very extensive and targeted hamas in in infrastructure above and below ground. its soldiers have reached the gaza coast, in an effort to cut off the northern part of the enclave. this comes as israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu has once again rejected calls for a cease-fire, saying all hostages must first be released. meantime, an intense diplomatic push is under way to prevent a wider conflict in the region. antony blink en landon in turke sunday night. and the corrector of the cia is travel
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Vladimir putin not to invade. all thee cording to jake sullivan this appears imminent. we are in the window an invasion could begin at any time should vladimir putin decide to give the final go order. reporter: sullivan said we can t pinpoint the day, we can t pinpoint the hour putin might launch, but it would be a rapid assault with an aerial am boardment followed by a ground invasion. president biden had that virtual meeting with president putin in early december where he laid out the diplomatic, the economic costs that potentially russia would face if there was this invasion. they spoke again at the end of the month but there appears to be despite that exhaustive diplomacy no success in bringing putin to de-escalate, only we ve seen him escalate. it s telling the white house, the kremlin had conversations about a phone call between the two leaders. the kremlin originally proposed
There is there are things getting done, things have not gotten done at this moment and obviously, this month, the last couple of weeks, a big month and there s a lot that needs to get done. elizabeth: i wish we had more time. we ll have you back, there s a lot to get through. thank you for joining us. appreciate it. with everybody, with republicans, we re working with democrats, and paul ryan, i spoke to, everyone is on boardment we re not talking amnesty, we re talking about taking care of people, people that were brought here, people that have done a good job. leland: all right. thats with a the president reaching across the aisle, but it s not sitting well with all of his base. let s bring in our talk radio panel to weigh in from the heartland, mike, from wisconsin and former congressman and radio show host, joe walsh. we ve put up the triple box here. either of you guys happy about
Just beyond the hugh think immigration points on to the plane. it was such a tight turn around. finally they did. you saw the faces. the relief on those faces. some of them managed to fall asleep even before the plane had taken off. they told us every single night they sit in the dark hearing the horrible sounds of the bomb boardment. this was the first time they had been able to close their eyes since all of this began. these were the lucky ones the hundreds who have managed to come out. inside yemen the there are still tens of thousands more that aid organizations say are outside the reach of those who can help them. basically what i m hearing, you were there for a few hours but you spoke with people who got on the plane. is it complete chaos there in yemen right now. the united states the british, everyone has evacuated their embassies. they ve escaped the chaos. is it awful? tell us the sense of how bad it