don t know. a lot thanks for all of you for joining us. don t go anywhere. cnn this morning starts right now. this is cnn breaking news. good morning, glad you re with us. i m poppy harlow with phil mattingly. in israel, secretary of state antony blinken is in jerusalem, he is meeting once again with israeli leaders. and we re also looking at these live pictures of smoke billowing above gaza city. a dire humanitarian crisis is unfolding there at this moment. and israeli ground offensive appears to be imminent this morning. blinken said that the u.s. is actively working to ensure that humanitarian assistance like water, food and medicine can get into gaza. the secretary of state also saying that safe passage way into egypt via the rafah crossing would be open as half a million people have fled northern gaza for the south. but overnight the negotiations seem to have stalled and that there is either a ceasefire nor humanitarian assistance in the gaza strip. president
capital. the status of jerusalem should be determined as negotiate in a negotiated settlement between israelis and palestinians concern and criticism from capitals all over the world. hello again welcome to al-jazeera live from doha imo seemed and it s also coming up field was wrong wins wildfires bring more destruction and devastation to the u.s. state of california. and the world prepares to agree on a path to help stop us fouling the planet that will it make any difference. the repercussions of u.s. president donald trump s expected decision to recognize your islamist israel s capital and move the american embassy there are already being felt even before he makes the announcement palestinian leaders in the occupied west bank and in gaza a cooling for three days of rage president mahmoud abbas says trump s move will have dangerous consequences similar sentiments of come from saudi arabia s king solomon who says that the decision would inflame the feelings of muslims he alon
and barbara starr you re watching al-jazeera live from london will have the latest on that story from the u.s. in jerusalem and around the world because there has been global condemnation turkey s president and the king of jordan a warning that the move will fuel extremism in other news russia s president vladimir putin says he will seek another term as president in next year s elections and thousands of homes under threat as wildfire rages in southern california. hello thank you for joining us in just a few hours u.s. president donald trump is due to announce of the citizen to recognize drusilla as israel s capital and move the american embassy there it s a highly controversial decision palestinian leaders in the occupied west bank and gaza are calling for three days of rage world leaders have voiced their concerns with many warning trump against the move the status of. roessler is central to the middle east peace process though it s been left unresolved in years of negotiat
jerusalem as israel s capital. hello i m barbara starr you re watching out for live from london we re going to have the latest on that story from the u.s. to jerusalem and around the world because there has been global of turkey s president and the king of jordan warning that the move will fuel extremism in other news russia s president vladimir putin says he ll seek another term as president in next year s election and tens of thousands of homes are under threat as wildfires rage in southern california. in an hour s time the u.s. president is due to announces highly controversial decision to recognize jerusalem as israel s capital and move the american embassy there from tel aviv in the last few minutes donald trump a said the embassy moved to jerusalem is quote long overdue you will palestinian leaders in the occupied west bank in gaza are calling for three days of rage world leaders a voice their concerns with many warning trumpet against the move the status of jerusalem i
in southern california. and england s ashes hopes hang by a thread after australia secures a second consecutive test victory. it s 5 o clock. our main story is that brexit secretary david davis has told mps that the government has made no impact assessments of the economic effect of leaving the european union. he said the usefulness of such assessments would be ‘near zero because of the scale of change brexit is likely to cause. his comments prompted immediate claims from opposition mps that mr davis had misled parliament a year ago when he said his department was ‘in the midst of carrying out about 57 sets of analyses‘ on different parts of the economy. during the day on another brexit challenge theresa may spoke to the leader of the dup arlene foster who rejected plans for the future of northern ireland s border and forced the rescheduling of talks in brussels. our political correspondent leila nathoo reports. back from brussels without the deal she wanted. s