israel says it s found, quote, concrete evidence of hamas terror headquarters inside gaza s largest hospital and hamas just acknowledged that hospital, al shifa, is now under the control of israeli forces. a heightened threat of a terror attack on americans. that new warning being delivered by the fbi director at this very moment. plus a high stakes sitdown nearly one year in the making is about to begin. president biden, china s president xi meet face to face. i m sara sidner with john berman and kate bolduan. this is cnn news we are getting new information on the israeli raid at the al shifa hospital inside northern gaza. this is the largest hospital in gaza. a short time ago israeli military officials said that they have uncovered concrete evidence of a hamas terror presence, a headquarters inside this hospital compound. you can see this aerial view of the compound. it s not just one building. it s several buildings. doctors, patient, staff inside the vari
that warning to congress. it hasn t happened in a year, but it s happening today just a few hours from now, president biden will be speaking face to face with china s president xi. what might come from today s critical summit? we ll have it. i m sara sidner with john berman and kate bolduan. cnn news central starts now. a senior israeli official says details are coming including footage later today of what s described as concrete evidence of a hamas terror headquarters in al shifa hospital and evidence uncovered in the ongoing raid by israel of that medical complex. idf troops, soldiers, they entered the hospital early this morning and hamas has now acknowledged that israel is in control of the hospital and gaza s large of the hospital. the idf already did release this video that we re showing you right here upon soldiers delivering incubators and other medical supplies to the hospital today they say and cnn has geolocated the video and however it is not on the grou
Him from doing it and deter the action. i think imposing sanctions might provoke him to go forward. i want to get your take on something that i personally consider to be somewhat disturbing. it s being reported that fox news and tucker carlson are working to secure an interview with vladimir putin. the daily beast reports the kremlin representatives actually think this would be a good thing for putin. you ve got to be frustrated as a member of congress and who has the intelligence and understanding of what s going on with russia. you and your colleagues, the president, have to be frustrated when you re seeing this type of effort being made by fox news and tucker. how do you how do we begin to respond to that? what does it say that you have people like tucker carlson and fox news drumming up support for putin? look, it s not frustrating,
Connecticut. based on what you heard from the opening, what you read in the opening statement, is there obstruction of justice? well, you know, this is ultimately a complicated question that s going to center for all the noise you re going to hear and hear a lot of noise seeing an effort being ramped up right now to damage the credibility of jim comey, this all boils down and i m probably not the right person on the panel to make this definitive judgment, this thing boils down to the question of whether the president intended to influence this to influence this investigation. it doesn t matter what comey felt at the time. you know, the comments we got out of the senate today where the dni and other says i didn t it matters if the president intended to influence the investigation and we have to hear the answers tomorrow from jim comey. the remarkable document, the s a lot of stuff between the lines that as we speak there are a lot of smart senate staffers who are coming up with th
Well, we are now just hours from what might be the most highly anticipated senate hearing since clarence thomas aanita hill. we have a preview of what he will say, the opening statement outlining the discomfort with the conversations with the president, the need to break precedent he says and document them and the president s efforts to get him to drop the investigation of fired national security adviser michael flynn. along with the senate, the house intelligence committee is investigating. joining us is a member of the house committee, jim himes of connecticut. based on what you heard from the opening, what you read in the opening statement, is there obstruction of justice? well, you know, this is ultimately a complicated question that s going to center for all the noise you re going to hear and hear a lot of noise seeing an effort being ramped up right now to damage the