benjamin netanyuahu about the situation in gaza. in a statement the white house said that the president reaffirmed his ironclad commitment to israel s security. it referenced what it said was a successful defence against iran s unprecedented missile and drone attack earlier this month. the two leaders reviewed ongoing talks to secure the release of hostages together with an immediate ceasefire in gaza. and they also discussed increases in the delivery of humanitarian assistance into gaza through preparations to open new northern crossings, starting this week. the statement concludes that the leaders discussed rafah and the president reiterated his clear position although it didn t give details of what that is. in the last few hours it s also been announced that us secretary of state, antony blinken will visitjordan and israel after a stop at world economic forum summit in riyadh. our north america correspondent will vernon is in washington with more details on the
we begin in morocco where we re starting to understand the scope of a devastating earthquake where 2000 people are dead after 6. 8 magnitude earthquake rocked the country late friday. another 2000 people are hurt. the u.s. geological survey says that the earthquake was in americas high atlas mountains, about 50 miles southwest of marrakech. meanwhile, it s still very early and it s not hard to see that the city has been left in shambles. extensive damage, morocco today announcing three days of national mourning. adam parson of sky news is in marrakech with the latest. here in marrakech, they re having to come to terms with this burden of grief and the chaos that has followed this natural disaster. there is still real fear about what could happen. here s a very good example of that nervousness. this restaurant behind me was badly damaged by the earthquake on friday, but it only actually collapsed hours, and hours later. and it is that nervousness that s affecting so many peo
we begin in morocco where we re starting to understand the scope of a devastating earthquake where the 2000 people are dead after 6. 8 magnitude earthquake rocked the country late friday. another 2000 people are hurt. the u.s. geological survey says that the earthquake was in americas high atlas mountains, about southwest of marrakech. meanwhile, it s still very early and it s not hard to see that the city has been left in shambles. extensive damage, morocco today announcing three days of national mourning. adam person of sky news is in marrakech with the latest. here in marrakech, they re having to come to terms with this burden of grief and the chaos that has followed this natural disaster. there is still real fear about what could happen. here s a very good example of that nervousness. this restaurant behind me was badly damaged by the earthquake on friday, but it only actually collapsed hours, and hours later. and it is that nervousness that s affecting so many people h
the secretary of state is back in israel trying to stop the war from restarting. secretary of state antony blinken front is and center for negotiations. can he help secure the release of the eight americans still being held hostage by the terrorist group hamas before bombs start dropping again. plus one of the innocent palestinian college students in vermont describes the moment that the gunman came after him and his friends. he didn t hesitate without a word to just run down the stairs of the porch. his family says this crime was motivated by bigotry. so why no hate crime charges? plus a gag order just r reinstated on donald trump. who keeps personally attack ing the judge and his clerk in that civil fraud trial. prompting anti-semitic death threats. the judge s new warning as trump has ordered once again to zip his lips. we start with our world lead wrrks we could be just hours away from the end of the pause in fighting between israel hamas and the resumption of t
Indictment and used his key allies, his chief of staff, mark meadows. john eastman. so try to basically interfere in a serious of state elections notably georgia s, and throw the results into such chaos joe biden would not be able to be seated. devlin, what about the timeline? how does this indictment change the playing field for jack smith? you ve got pretrial motions. arraignments for not only donald trump, but these other defendants. they re going to be running out of courthouses and he s got a campaign and you ve got, you know, an election calendar as well.