Clapper. Plus, mandatory fire evacuations in california. Live from cnn center, this is cnn newsroom with robyn curnow. The israeli military says it has struck the home of the hamas leader in gaza. The idf says he was not hurt in the air strike. The attack on the hamas leader came hours after israeli war planes levelled a highrise in gaza city. Associated press, al ja dzeera d other media outlets had offices there and were given an hour to evacuate. The palestinian health ministry says 147 people in gaza have died including more than 40 children. A ministry spokesperson says five children were pulled alive from the rubble sunday. In israel the death toll continues to rise to 10 on saturday as rockets fired from gaza struck a residential neighborhood in telaviv, killing an israeli man. The israeli prime minister vowed to keep up the military campaign until the rockets stop. Israel has responded forcefully to these attacks and we will continue to respond forcefully until the security of o
mexico and this road has been busy all day long, yet border patrol vehicles, yet buses and vans and trucks taking migrants to different from the interfacility strap area. about an hour ago you had a number of border patrol trucks in a family that presented themselves to the border patrol agents just within the last hour or so, to give you sense what s it s like, you ve a massive surge happening with migrants presenting themselves all throughout the area and less than a football field away you ve a sunday baseball game where locals are playing throughout the day, doing their thing while you have this massive crisis happening right behind us in presenting itself. that is the kind of rhythm that is ongoing and what border patrol tells us almost an everyday type occurrence where they start in the morning and rounding people up on the riverbank close to the river in the brush around here and taking them to different facilities. this is been quite a political issue, democrats and r
ended. once mr. floyd had stopped resisting, and certainly once he was in distress and trying to verbalalize that. that should have stopped. there s an initial reasonableness in trying to just get him under control in first few seconds, but once there was no longer any resistance and clearly when mr. floyd was no longer responsive and even motionless, to continue to apply that level of force to a person proned out, handcuffed behind their back, that that in no way, shape or form is anything that is by policy, it is not part of our training, and it is certainly not part of our ethics or our values. we re going to have much more on the significance of today s testimony. on the pandemic front, covid cases are rising as more states roll back restrictions. more than 38,000 fans crowded into stadium in arlington to watch the texas rangers home opener against the toronto blue jays. it s the largest crowd at u.s. sporting event in more than a year. united states has been aver
coordinated attacks but yesterday the white house press secretary gave this explanation for mass robberies in democrat run cities. criminals organized themselves and want to lose store. a root cause a lot of communities is the pandemic, yes. carley: you are watching fox and friends first on friday morning. todd: spends much of the next hour explain why that assessment is wrong, a lot of guests will opine on that. president biden set to speak this morning following the release of the november jobs report. carley: the omicron very intense the economy with half of all american struggling with inflation. griff jenkins live from washington with more on this. heading into the peak of holiday shopping and travel with prices skyrocketing. the new gallup poll confirms what many of us are feeling. 45% of american struggling with financial hardship triggered by surging inflation, 10% describe it as severe after jerome powell testified this week inflation is here to stay and stop
reminded travis scott at 2019 an issue at his concert, stampeding and some people injured. as a mentor, went to talk to the younger man and say this is the kinds of fans you have, very devoted and just to be aware of that. is there a sense of what kind of impact that had? i wonder because noted in the report, your report is that yes, chief finer knows travis scott, he also likes him. he sees him as this hometown boy who is there doing something that s really good for the community, for the economy. is it possible that this was a warning that was sort of just more jovial? i don t think we know exactly how it was conveyed or received at this point but i do know that officials here have talked to me at least a lot about how, what travis scott was trying to do with astro world and earlier in the week, at an elementary school to open up a community guarden he supported and his foundation does some work in houston. i think there s a lot of, the devastation is felt particularly