hello and welcome to our viewers joining us here in the united states, and all around the world. we are following breaking news on two major stories this hour. another mass shooting in the united states, at least 22 people reportedly killed in maine, and the suspect is still at large. we are following developments out of the middle east, israel killing up for ground operations in gaza,, even as the territories deepening humanitarian crisis spirals out of control. we begin in maine where a manhunt is underway after, a massacre in two locations in the city of lucent. 22 people are dead, up to 60 others wounded. the shootings took place wednesday night at a bowling alley, and a restaurant. officials in luis stint, and the neighbor sitting of auburn, are telling residents to stay inside, and lock their doors. hundreds of officers are looking for this man, 40 year old robert card. police described him as a person of interest and say he is armed and dangerous. local sheriff s off
hello and welcome to our viewers joining us here in the united states, and all around the world as we continue our coverage in israel. i m linda kincade. right now it is 90 am in israel where the country s prime minister benjamin netanyahu is telling troops at the next stage of the war, the ground offensive is coming with just one mission to smash hamas. his comments come amid pictures of a humanitarian crisis in gaza where the death toll is still rising. at the u.n. security council tuesday, secretary general and tony guterres drew backlash from israeli diplomats when he appealed for an immediate humanitarian cease-fire. i have condemned unequivocally the qualifying and unprecedented acts of terror by hamas and israel. nothing can justify the deliberate, killing, injury and kidnapping of civilians, with a launching of rockets against civilian targets. it is important to also recognize that the attacks by hamas, did not happen in a vacuum. the palestinian people have been
begin on the border with gaza with the clock is ticking down to an israeli ground offensive, what negotiations continue to tried free more than 200 hostages being held by hamas and other militant groups in gaza. sources say those negotiations appear to reached an impasse, with a mask demands for fuel. israel says that is a nonstarter, at the same time israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu seems to have reassure troops who have been on standby for more than two weeks, the ground offensive is still on track with just one goal to smash hamas in retaliation for the militant groups attack on october 7th which killed more than 1400 civilians. even before any ground incursion unrelenting israeli airstrikes have had a devastating impact on gaza, and more than 2 million palestinians who live there are now facing a dire humanitarian crisis. on tuesday, only eight of the expected 28 trucks crossed over from egypt. as the civilian death toll in gaza climbs, higher the jansen qatari g
And we ve already made lots of friends here. there s a nice mentality and very good people. and there s no eye greatness. ukrainian journalist, svetlana, lives that temple have with their mother and daughter. she is most concerned about her 14-year-old child mental health. i see my daughter may need help. because she is very narrow. but for me and for my mom it is easier, maybe, because we are taught. but for a child it s very difficult. here, i had no banded airport runway, just a few of the millions of ukrainian refugees. whose lives have been completely upended over the past six months. but in the new kincade, cnn. but the conflict in ukraine is making it tough to get food shipments out of the country to areas like the horn of africa. now in the grip of a historic
Six months of war has forced millions of ukrainians to leave their homes. seeking safety beyond the country s borders. hundreds of thousands of them have ended up in germany. cnn s linda kincade has some of the stories and what life for them looks like. now nearly 1 million ukrainians have fled to germany since the start of the russian invasion. according to the united nations. brandon is a possible landing pad, given its proximity to ukraine s neighbor. we have about 25,000 people currently accommodated in a reception centers throughout berlin. both ukrainians and asylum seekers from all over the world. and we only have a few hundred places left. as you can see here, we will soon reach the maximum capacity of our reception centers. private accommodation going