and you can bring your own device. oh, and all on the most reliable 5g mobile network nationwide. wireless that works for you. it s not just possible. it s happening. you are live in the cnn newsroom. washington along with my colleague erin burnett in tel aviv. it is midnight in israel and the beginning of day nine of israel s war with hamas. israel prepares the world at this crucial hour. it s military is working toward the next stages of war and that likely will include a ground invasion into gaza. more than 300,000 soldiers are at the border as we speak awaiting orders from israeli defense forces and turn it over to mike colleague in tel aviv. what can you tell us? reporter: the prime minister as he mentioned, those troops are awaiting orders. the prime minister is underscoring the readiness. he posted a video online of his visit with troops at the frontline. israel as he mentioned has ordered those troops to the border and ordered more than 1 million civilians to evac
welcome to all of our viewers watching in the united states and around the world. on cnn newsroom, time is running out for patients in gaza s hospitals. as life saving equipment is shut down, due to critical fuel shortages. as humanitarian crisis grows, israeli leaders doubling down on their goal to eliminate hamas. plus, presidents will meet on the sidelines of a major summit in san francisco this week. xi jingping will make his first visit to the united states in years. we begin in the middle east. the humanitarian situation in gaza is growing more dire. israeli forces say they went deeper into gaza city on sunday, reaching the outskirts of the refugee camp and conducting raids in multiple areas. it s arrested 20 alleged hamas members, including some accused of taking part in the october 7th attacks in israel. multiple hospitals in gaza closing, due to air strikes and lack of fuel. health officials and aid agencies say patients, staff and thousands of displaced civili
the imf said it welcomed steps announced by policymakers earlier this month to stabilise china s beleaguered property sector. lets get the low down now with louise loo, who is china economist at oxford economics. louise, looking for china. projected to grow beyond expectations. projected to grow beyond expectations. yes, exactly. this is very expectations. yes, exactly. this is very positive - this is very positive assessment. i think the upgrade to the growth forecast notjust this year, next year, suggest to us that there is a good sense of expectation that policies will continue to be quite supportive of the economy. i think generally it is quite good news if you think about the different structural problems the economy faces, including property. including property. property bein: including property. property being the including property. property being the main including property. property being the main one. - including property. property being the main one. it
everything is on the up and up, if this was a peft call, you would want even to go and tell your story and the fact they haven t done so to me is incredibly telling. mark, garrett, who i hope is getting a chance to read through these 17 pages of the summary, the preface to the report. i ve asked you this before. listen, if there s no wrong doing and perry or mulvaney wanted to fund the president, republicans, you got your shot to call some people. over to katy tur. thank you very much. good afternoon. we re following breaking news at this hour. the intelligence committee has just released its report on the impeachment inquiry. house democrats say in no uncertain terms the president personally solicit election interference from a foreign governmecountry, quote, the evi overwhelming and so, too, is the evidence of his obstruction of congress. joining me now is garrett and
jake. also with us, former intel staffer, mika. everybody, welcome. garrett, you were just talking with st
during our holiday safely sales event. tonight, the crucial fda meeting tomorrow, a decision expected on emergency approval for the pfizer vaccine and what we ve learned. emergency use authorization could come within hours. and if approved, how many doses go out immediately? and how soon could we see shots administered here in the u.s.? it all comes amid those headlines in the uk tonight, where vaccinations are well under way. two cases of allergic reactions in front line workers. what authorities are now saying for people who have had allergic reactions in the past. what you need to know. and here at home tonight, preparing for mass vaccinations. the dry run in denver from the airport straight to health care providers. tonight, the growing alarm inside hospitals across this country. more than 104,000 americans in the hospital right now, fighting the virus. the alarming images from
california to kansas tonight. in california, ambulances lined up with patients, forced to wait out