By International Law. I mean, of course we want them to do that. And that memo indicated not only for israel, but other countries in conflict that they would have 45 days to get that information turned over to the United States to secretary blinken, particularly and other countries not in conflict would have 180 days. This is not a remarkable or exceptional policy. Of course, we want our International Partners two abide by International Law and israel is, one, is the country in the world that has the most compliance with International Law that endeavors aggressively to notify that civilians who are in harms way when they are going to engage in a military action . They should get out of harms way provides pathways to do that. And what is the masto hamas uses their own people as civilian shields. So that they, because there, because the pain, the tragedy, and the killing is the point with hamas because as they said, just after october 7, that was the first attack and there would be a sec
welcome, everybody. as i mentioned we re at chez bouchon. we move right to the cake in is actually what i like to have for breakfast. this is a pistachio cake. the owner, everybody calls him b but his name is robert. he makes this for his mom every year for her birthday. this is a green cake with slightly green icing. we re going to try that this morning. i like that, sugar to get us going. we re really talking this morning about a historic night in new hampshire. and yesterday we were talking about what was going to be a historic night and, of course, it happened as many people predicted. mitt romney is the first non-incumbent republican to win in iowa and then right in new hampshire. he did it very convincingly, with 95% of the votes counted, romney had 40%. ron paul had 23%. jon huntsman came in third at 7 17%. the rest of the field, gingrich with 10%, santorum with 9%, rick perry has had that 1% number really for the last week plus. john conley of the 21st century. wh
mike huckabee won almost half of them last time. rick santorum only won a third of them. if rick perry continues in south carolina and newt gingrich, as well, a risk for conservatives that more conservative vote will fragment, again, and potentially allow romney to do in south carolina what john mccain did last time. which is win a plurality victory with very limited support from the most conservative parts of the party. 60% of the vote in south carolina was evangelical in 08 and same as in iowa. if they fragment, romney can put together a small, but plurality coalition. i will ask my political team to stay here because we re going to keep this conversation going talking about what is going to happen as we look towards the new hampshire primary. watch cnn on tuesday night because everyone is looking at new hampshire. candy crowley and john king, like how i put myself first in that list. coverage of the new hampshire primary tuesday night at 7:00
good morning. welcome. i m soledad o brien. welcome to starting point. we are coming to you from manchester, new hampshire. we are coming to you live from the airport diner. five day ways from primary day here. our starting point this morning is something that you are bogey to hear on the combine trail today which is the future of the american military. just about four hours president obama will reveal his plan for a slimmed-down force that will no longer be fighting two full-blown ground wars. digging into the details and talking a lot about it this morning. also, mitt romney, does he have a tea party problem? they didn t go away in iowa but could new hampshire be different? we are going to ask the tea party favorite and romney supporter christine o donnell this morning. and despite the sparring back in 2008 in this very state, senator john mccain is now backing mitt romney. he is going to join thus morning to tell us why. then oops, we deported your teenage daughter. a fa