viewers joining us from the united states, all around the, world i am paula newton. we begin in maine or police are in the second night of hunting for the suspect in two back-to-back shootings that killed 18 people and wounded more than a dozen others. law enforcement descended on the suspects last known, addressed just a few hours, go authorities were later heard shouting you are under, arrest had come out with your hands up. though it appears, at the suspect was not there at the time. police are searching officials are staying vigilant, remaining, inside and lock their doors as this war as they plan to investigate in the coming hours. now schools and government properties will again be closed on friday, while the suspect is still on the loose. hundreds of local, state, and federal agents are involved in the, search and that investigation into wednesday s massacre. this is the deadliest mass shooting in the states this year, it took place that two locations wednesday eve
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thanks for joining us. i m dana bash in washington. and i m sara sidner in tel aviv with cnn s breaking news coverage of israel at war. a complete catastrophe, that is how one official is describing conditions in gaza today. the situation there is becoming more dire by the minute as tens of thousands of innocent civilians are fleeing their homes in response to the barrage of attacks from israel from the sky. gaza is running out of food and clean drinking water after being cut off by israel. today israel claims to have turned the water back on in southern gaza, but palestinians say they come in the confirm the supply due to lack of electricity at the water stations. israel is now working on setting up a humanitarian safe zone in southern gaza so when evacuees get there, they will have access to food, water and any other assistance that they might need. antony blinken says that the rafah crossing in the south of gaza will be open later today. we ve seen a surge of people tr
also tonight: counting the cost of growing global instabilty on the economy. the chancellorjeremy hunt warns of higher petrol and energy prices because of war in ukraine and israel. was carriejohnson in charge during covid? the inquiry into the pandemic hears a senior civil servant was worried about her influence. and blasting off in search of gold nasa s six year mission to an asteroid called psyche that may be made of more than just rock. and coming up on bbc news, owen farrell returns to start at fly half for england s world cup quarterfinal against fiji. that means no place for george ford, who did so much to help them get there. good evening from jerusalem, as the clock ticks down on israel s order that more than a million people living in northern gaza should leave their homes and move to the south within 2a hours. the israeli defence forces have been massing on the border, ahead of an expected ground offensive into gaza in response to last weekend s attacks by member
the scottish first minister speaks to the bbc about fears for his mother in law and family in gaza. nobody has said that israel doesn t have the right to protect itself. but collective punishment cannot be justified. yes, they are going too far. sport now and a full round up from the bbc sport centre. we will start with football and a busy friday of action in europe. france can their plate at the european championship if they maintain their 100% record and beat the netherlands in amsterdam later on. that is the pick of the dyes. belgium, portugaland on. that is the pick of the dyes. belgium, portugal and the republic of ireland are all in action. england will face australia in a friendly later. it is the first time in seven years the g teams have met and england have won their last six of the last seven encounters. gareth southgate has warned against any complacency. southgate has warned against any complacency- complacency. firstly, it is one of the ureat complacency. first