tonight, straight from the source, not so fast, special counsel jack smith denied as donald trump gets something he very much wanted from the supreme court. will his federal elections subversion trial be delayed? breaking point, at the border, an unprecedented surge in government overwhelmed and the private militias now taking it upon themselves to patrol the border. as america pushes to bring hostages home from gaza, russia, iran and venezuela, i will talk to a wife who is pleading for her husband s safe return from afghanistan. he s one of three americans being held by the taliban. kaitlan is off tonight. i m on a keeler and this is the source. a win for former president trump, at least for now, with the supreme court denying special counsel jack smith urgent request to put the issue of trump s claim of presidential immunity on the fast track. a one sentence order, denied, no explanation, no notation, of whether any justices dissented. and here s what this means, the ni
hello and welcome to our viewers joining us from the united states and all around the world. i m laila harrak. hospitals in gaza facing a dire situation. al shifa hospital is almost out of essential supplies. test of thousands of pro-palestinian demonstrators march in london, demanding a cease-fire in the israel/hamas war. and the end to an historic career. megan rapinoe bows out of professional soccer. what she calls the worst possible outcome. the israeli military has offered to evacuate infants and other patients from gaza s largest hospital sometime today. while the hamas-controlled health ministry in gaza said three new born babies have died since friday night at al shifa hospital after nearby shelling knocked out a generator supplying oxygen to the neonatal unit. a gaza health official tells cnn the other infants were hand-carried to the operating rooms which still had oxygen, unlike other hospitals across ga gaza. idf says it s been engaged in heavy fighting with ham
dig up old tapes of those artists 20 or 30 years from now. we ll see where the technology is at that point. if someone cares about it. that s the thing. all this stuff that we re hearing in 50 or 100 years, the only thing left is going to be those four guys. absolutely. well said. great to talk to you. thank you, everybody, for joining me this evening. don t forget to turn those clocks back an hour and maybe play some beatles later on tonight. i ll see you again tomorrow night at 5:00. full story is next. welcome to the whole story. i m anderson cooper in tel aviv. the attack by hamas left at least 1,400 people dead, month are than 200 people held hostage according to israeli officials and many more people are still unaccounted for. in response, israel began a bombing campaign in gaza according to the hamas- controlled health ministry, more than 4,000 people dying there so far. the story of hamas is complex. itits roots date back to the formation of israel in 1948.
you are watching cnn s special live coverage of the israel/hamas war. we begin with a devastating and very deadly israeli air strike on the largest refugee camp in gaza. the israeli military says the strike on the refugee camp took out one of the leaders of the october 7th terror attack. eyewitnesses and medics said the strike caused a large number of casualties. a spokesman told wolf blitzer that the target was a very senior hamas commander. here s part of their conversation. we ll be coming out in the next, hopefully, hour with more data. but i can update you now, that there was a very senior hamas commander in that area. sadly, he was hiding, again, as they do, behind civilians. that s all i can see at this point. we ll be coming out with more data as we learned what happened there. can you confirm it was an israeli attack that destroyed bia big chunk of that refugee camp? yes, i can. and the fact that we were focused on the target. a senior commander, and we