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along with his mother, four of his brothers, their families and dozens of aunts, uncles and cousins. 103 relatives in all, a family obliterated. translation: i feel i am in a dream. i still can t believe what happened to us. my daughters are little birds to me. ahmad survived because he was 50 miles away in the occupied west bank, stuck outside gaza since the start of the war, working in tel aviv to fund the couple s dream of owning their own home. he was on the phone to his wife when the attack began. translation: she knew she would die, and she asked me to forgive her - for anything bad she might have ever done to me. i told her there was no need to say that and that was the last call between us. the house ahmad built with his tel aviv salary in gaza city is still standing, just. the homes around it flattened, including his uncle s house, metres away, where the family fled for safety. translation: it was a fire belt. there were strikes here on four houses next to ours ....
for more money for personnel at the border. so, it was clear, it was clear that we want a fixed border, but it was also clear the speaker did not make didn t give a reason why you had to do one before you had to do the other. thank you, everybody. congressman, pope francis on sunday called for sir john: there outside of the west wing of the white house, what we call the sticks, the stakeout area, jeffries and chuck schumer talking about what happened during their meeting, sandra, with the president and mitch mcconnell, and speaker mike johnson. still no agreement on a number of spending bills as they face a partial government shutdown on march 1st, and nothing on the spending for ukraine and israel. they are at a stalemate, see if they can get it wedged out. sandra: hakeem jeffries saying he s cautiously optimistic, that s news and reaction throughout the hour, john. john: government shutdown does not benefit anybody, another continuing resolution and then ....
effective than plus at reducing flights that s above the gum line for a cleaner, healthier mouth this three, feel the world. i m katie bo lillis in washington, and this is cnn moments go at&t said that massive outage for cellular customers today was linked to an error that occurred while trying to expand its network. they also said it was not the result of a cyber attack. federal agencies are also investigating after tens of thousands, potentially more one able to place calls or to text. take a look at this map, the outage was massive according to the website downdetector. these were the major cities reporting outages, service wasn t fully restored until a little after 3pm today, some 11 hours after the first reports began, the news continues right here on cnn welcome to the lead. i m jake tapper breaking this hour significant new action in the investigation into the massacre at robb elementary school in uvalde, texas? who is being ordered to appear before a grand jur ....
welcome back to another hour of chris jansing reports. ahead for us, testimony begins in the manslaughter trial of the movie armorer who loaded a gun for alec baldwin before a cinematographer lost her life. what prosecutors are revealing about the chaos and drama on set in the hours leading up to the tragedy. a block buster allegation in the biden impeachment inquiry. were republicans warned there were problems with a now indicted fbi informant but still used his claims anyway? a boyfriend s desperate plea, what he wants the world to know about the ballerina now facing charges for treason in russia. and a black student suspended for his hair style takes his fight against his school all the way to court. we ll tell you what a judge just decided. our nbc news reporters are following all of the latest developments. we begin in santa fe with that highly anticipated trial in the rust movie set shooting. dana, what have we heard so far? reporter: we have heard a l ....
about a week ago on top of a spacex falcon nine rocket. it has traveled a quarter of 1 million miles to the lunar orbit and now this engine right here is essentially the star of the show. over the next few hours first it is a 3d printed engine. it breeds both liquid methane and liquid oxygen. the first spacecraft in orbit to ever do that. and this engine is required to slow od down to just one meter per second and make what s called a soft landing or a controlled landing on the surface of the moon. and to do that, i mean, jake just think about it. it s like hitting a golf ball the spacecraft on the surface of the moon. and so in terms of timing, this is what it looks like starting at 06:12 p.m. we ve got the power descent initiation that s when that engine is really going to fire almost at full powered. then it 622, you have the hazard detection and avoidance. so this spacecraft is totally automated, so it relies upon cameras and sensors to guide the algorithm for its ....