save lives. it comes as israel s| ambassador to london tells the save lives. it comes as israel s - ambassador to london tells the bbc that a ceasefire is not going to happen. let me ask you a question, yes or no one cease fire? happen. let me ask you a question, yes or no one cease fire? know, and it is a clear yes or no one cease fire? know, and it is a clear know yes or no one cease fire? know, and it is a clear know because yes or no one cease fire? know, and it is a clear know because we - yes or no one cease fire? know, and it is a clear know because we need l it is a clear know because we need to make sure that hamas s capabilities will be dismantled. hello and welcome. the united nations has warned that catastrophic shortages of essential goods in gaza could result in many more deaths. the head of its agency for palestinian refugees described the amount of aid allowed in so far as crumbs . philippe lazzarini says basic services are crumbling, with streets start
speak for the kimpbs as a hole. he has the 18 pumps he has to look out for. we was running an effort to criminalize homosexuality as well. he can only afford to lose 5 of the 18 members. they are going to give him an earful about what he needs to change on. thank you. appreciate it. cnn this morning continues right now. the desperate manhunt continues with a community on lockdown. federal and local officers comb ing the streets. he was known as an expert marksman. my son picked up a butcher knife and went after the gunman. that s when he shot my son to death. we re coming to try to find him. the israeli military planning more raids after they launched the biggest assault on gaza in ten years. those will focus on killing hamas commanders as well as destroying hamas infrastructure. the emphasis is still on israel now to allow fuel in and to stop people from dying. the united states striking two facilities targeting iranian-backed militias. describe
eyes. i was deathly afraid. wnba star brittney griner in her first cable interview since her imprisonment in a russian gulag. we talk about the fear, the sham trial, the letter she wrote to vladimir putin, how trump turned on her and her joyful homecoming. welcome to a special edition of the reidout. interest in women s basketball is surging thanks to some talents and top rookies like angel reese and caitlin clark, all of whom helped boost the wnba star power as well as draw attention to pay disparities in the league. not so long ago, the world was fixated on one particular basketball star for an incident that occurred far from any american court. back in february the 2022, brittney griner, a wnba all- star and two-time olympic gold medalist was stopped at a security checkpoint at a moscow airport. officials said they found canisters containing cannabis oil in her luggage. brittney griner played basketball in russia during her off-season, something many wnba players to supp
this week, house democrats, with the support of floyd s family, reintroduced that act to create federal police reform. this is something that is a priority, this is demanded, and if you want to wait for someone like this to hit your front door and then you will be proactive, you have a problem. as democrats reintroduce that bill, presidentjoe biden issued a statement saying: president biden also said he signed an executive order to implement aspects of the george floyd justice in policing act. if that legislation makes it through congress this time, it would address issues ranging from policing practices to accountability of law enforcement. if passed, it would lower the criminal intent standards to convict a police officer for misconduct, limit qualified immunity as a defence to liability in a private civil action against a law enforcement officer and limit the unnecessary use of force and restricts the use of no knock warrants and chokeholds. earlier, i spoke with represent
we re following breaking news out of the middle east. i m boris sanchez with brianna keilar in washington, d.c. we re seeing live pictures now out of gaza where we have been watching explosions lighting up the sky. we want to bring in anchors jake tapper anderson cooper live for us in tel aviv. we are seeing an intensification of explosions over and in the gaza city, more than we ve seen in recent days. the idf, israel defense forces v n , have not commented on what seems to be an uptick. they have not commented on their upscale of operations targeting hamas. on a day we ve been learning more about hostage negotiations with hamas and the humanitarian crisis in gaza growing dire by the day. there had been a lot of anticipation about a potential breakthrough of sorts in the hostage crisis. that, obviously, is now overshadowed by this. we don t know what the developments are on the hostage front. this would seem to suggest it s not going as desired. i mean, you wouldn t