. hello, and welcome to our viewers in the u.s. and all around the world. i m max foster with our continuing coverage of israel at war. it s 9:00 a.m. here in london, 11:00 a.m. in israel, three weeks ago a series of brazen attacks killed more than 1,400 people in southern israel with more than 200 men, women and children taken hostage. after what it called targeted raids over the previous two days the idf now says it s expanding ground operations into gaza. it says its warplanes struck 150 underground targets overnight, set to be one of israel s most intense and sustained bombard ams since the war started. a senior adviser to the prime minister spoke earlier with cnn s jake tapper. we will not live like that any longer. we saw what they re capable of doing. we saw the sort of gruesome, terrible, horrific violence they inflicted upon us. we refuse to live with that sort of neighbor anymore. and we are now going to create a new reality in gaza. well, nearly all communica
i m proud to announce that tomorrow, 58 days in our administration, we ll have met my goal of administering 100 million shots to our fellow americans. that s weeks ahead of schedule. the president says eight weeks ago, only 8% of seniors had received a vaccination. today 65% of people age 65 or older have received one shot. 30% are fully vaccinated. he continues to believe there will be enough vaccine supply for every adult in america by the end of may. so the white house says that s part of the reason why it s finalizing plans of sending millions of doses to mexico and canada. that vaccine important to note is not approved for use here in the united states. our first priority remains vaccinating the u.s. population and ensuring our neighbors can contain the virus is a mission critical step. we have seven million release able doses of astra zeneca. we re working to finalize plans to lend them to mexico and 1.5 million to canada. so the bottom line, charles, president
decline in biden s america. a pregnant woman brutally beaten by a mob. another lady came to me and dragged me through my hair. i start screaming. she starts pepper spraying me right in the face. laura: dumb criminals caught on camera. this is really, really dumb robbers right here. look holding the wall. it s mind boggling that just fire hydrant will be stolen. like out of all the things to steal. laura: plus, disney back with latest woke release. this is i would say arguably the gayest star wars. [laughter] considerable margin. [laughter] are you excited about that? but. laura: but, first biden declines, america declines that s the focus of tonight s angle. joe biden is in france tonight for the 80th anniversary of d-day and whenever is he overseas, we, as americans, collectively admit it, hold our breath hoping that when he gives his speech on democracy, he doesn t embarrass by speaking like he does back home. fall, that fall he decided to look,
And on the weekends and in stark contrast to biden s schedule, of course, where he is well-known for calling it a day before midday. white house officials told us not to expect to see him the rest of the day. steve: the white house calling an early morning lid for the president. the white house has just called a lid, which means you will not see him later today. laura: yet, through it all, including a long media blackouts, the press remained in complicit silence, refusing to ask the obvious question: such as is joe biden really making important decisions? and, if he is not, who is? for a while now, polls have shown that americans are picking up on biden s mental and physical unraveling. in an online poll just today or yesterday by the national desk, that currently has over 15,000 votes shows that nearly 80% of americans say they re very concerned about biden s mental fitness. my goodness who are these 21% or. so they are either cognitively
The United States on Tuesday said it is deeply concerned about the economic situation in Sri Lanka and urged authorities in the island nation to exercise restra