attacks by hamas. i m pamela brown in washington. we are also following breaking news in the united states including former vice president mike pence s stunning campaign suspension and new details about the horrific mass shooting in maine that killed 18 people. we start with what prime minister netanyahu called this evening a new long stage in the israel hamas war. israel s military says its troops and tanks are inside gaza now in what promises to be a bloody and complex battle in order to rid the gaza strip of the terrorist group responsible for the horrific october 7th attack that killed at least 1300 is israels. inside gaza, palestinians are trying to shelter and they are mourning in darkness amid a near total communications blackout. as the hamas controlled palestinian ministry of health is estimating hundreds of gazans have been killed by israeli air strikes in just the last two days. meanwhile, the families of israeli hostages held in gaza are growing more terrified
Was restricted in error and is backing up. todd: always an error. blistering cnn poll sending clear message to president biden about how bad people think another four years of his leadership would be for this country and the network could not spin this. democratic competitors, two thirds of all american people, 66% of the public say a biden victory would be a setback or a disaster for the united states. todd: beverly hallberg, with independent women s forum, joins me now. thank you for being here. if you were not getting what jake topper was saying, americans called biden a disaster and 26% said it would be a setback, 66 to 67% do not
Themselves or killed other prisoners or attempted to do that. the toilet s just a hole in the floor and there s, you know, crap everywhere. all over the floor, on the walls. there s a people in there also that walk around there look like zombies. were you afraid for your life? i mean, i did not sleep there for a couple of days. so i was too worried about, you know, who was in the cell with me to actually sleep. you thought they might kill you? yeah. i thought that was a possibility 37. in response russian officials have defended the conditions he was in as satisfactory or in line with russian law. the interview airs here tomorrow with jake topper at 7:00 p.m. on cnn. the cold war kids are headlining the sound mind live
she admits it is getting a little late in the game, fund raising, everything, christie and palin, a little late in the game. maybe they will surprise us. that s right. and sticking with politics, the president s top political adviser admits mr. obama faces a titanic struggle to be re-elected. the president on the road in denver yesterday trying to sell his jobs creation plan. his adviser, david axelrod, says a dark cloud hangs over the president. but he believes ultimately mr. obama will win a second term. well, one top executive who likely won t be voting for mr. obama is the head of coca-cola, the coke ceo says political gridlock and complicated tax code are hurting the u.s. with more on that, here s abc s jake topper. i d look to teach the world to sing reporter: for generations coca-cola has projected an optimistic vision of how sweet sugar water can unite us all. really, you can have it. okay.
Worldwide. about half of them in the u.s. kent noted his company is hiring in the u.s., and has invested $10 billion here in the last four years. but in an off-camera segment of the interview, he was unsparingly bleak about the political leadership of this nation, when a country is in trouble, you can t have a polarized political process. there is too much comfort. we need more needles to stick in politicians. in response to the ceo, a spokesman for president obama said companies should be investing in the united states and why the president put forth incentives for companies to grow and hire. the white house also says president obama will be putting forward ideas about tax reform. jake tapper, abc news, the white house. dramatic details of michael jackson s final days playing out in a courtroom. jurors in the involuntary manslaughter trial of dr. conrad