Israel once again hammers the gaza strip with airstrikes. According to the Israeli Military, it struck 750 hamas targets overnight, including Underground Hamas terror tunnels, military compounds and posts, as well as the homes of senior terrorist operatives. It comes as the military, the Israeli Military informs the United Nations that all Palestine Missions in northern gaza should relocate in the next 24 hours. The Israeli Military also revealing that it will continue to operate significantly in gaza city in the coming days. A un spokesperson says that amounts to more than 1 Million People and us cities and universities are on high alert after hamas calls on its supporters to hold worldwide a day of rage. Protests friday, that is today. There are mounting fears those protests could turn violent. Now for more on these latest developments, lets turn to Senior National correspondent kevin corke. Kevin, lauren, i have to say this is one of those circumstances that will have people talking
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explaining to do. you know, sara, we consciously all we talked a lot, john, gregg i can t imagine joe, i can t imagine everyone. i will miss people. about getting it right, about doing it our way, about having the standards of sourcing down pat before anyone went with a story. and we ve been right all along and proven right all along. we have a history on the show of doingto that. i mentioned earlier, richard jewell, nicholas sandmann, ferguson, duke lacrosse, they always get it wrong. how? that s right, sean. they just brought the spiel that was being given to them by john brennan, by james comey, by clapper, by andrew mccabe and others within the fbi, all of those leaks. this is what people have to realize. you are right, sean, we would go the extra mile to find three, four sources, five
decade-long scheme that wiped out people s savings. defunded school endowment and wrecked charities. one investor who lost $1 million said if he had his way he would have stoned bernie madoff to death. peter madoff, the brother, long denied having anything to do with the fraud, even though he served as the chief compliance officer. at the bogus hedge fund. today peter agreed to serve ten years in prison for falsifying records and agreeed to give up his assets. we are live with news from new york city. jonathan, what did he actually admit doingto doing? he admitted in the role of the chief compliance officer over more than a decade falsifying and doctoring hundreds of documents, but while admitting that, he still denied that he had any knowledge of the wider fraud that his brother bernie madoff was committing. at the time. in fact, he said he learned