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unleashes fresh attacks on gaza. the idf warning civilians in the southern part of the strip they are in a war zone. we re following the latest on the ground and the state of negotiations for hostages. donald trump s defense attorneys are facing a fulton county judge for the first time fighting to have the georgia election subversion case thrown out on first amendment grounds. but does this have any chance of working? and george santos joining a not so elite club. he becomes just the sixth member of the house of representatives ever to be voted out of congress. we re following these major developing stories and many more all coming in here to cnn news central. israeli combat operations are back underway after a week-long pause in fighting. the idf unleashing on gaza in its mission to leliminate hamas. critical aid has stopped flow ing into the enclave and the idf is urging civilians to evacuate the southern city dropping leaflets, calling the area, a quote, figh ....
we ll show you the riverside view. and the missing link scientists find a lost fossil which could shed new light on the evolution of dinosaurs. good afternoon and welcome to bbc news. syrian president bashar al assad has given his first interview since last week s suspected chemical weapons attack that killed 89 people. he said reports of the attack by his forces are 100% fabricated. president assad also claimed that syria s military has given up all chemical weapons. so there was no order to make any attack. we don t have any chemical weapons. we gave up our arsenal two years ago. even if we had them, we wouldn t use them, and we have never used our chemical arsenal in our history. so what happened? as i said, the only source is al-qaeda. we cannot take it seriously, but our impression is that the west, mainly the united states, is hand in glove with the terrorists. the fabricated the whole story in order to have a pretext for the attack. it wasn t an attack becaus ....
girls. at last word, bochblg children are listed in fair condition. watch this. welcome back a. hour two, i m brooke baldwin. got to talk about iowa ushgs, one day left. also, the president signs a defense bill despite his and i m quoting serious reservations. and iran tests a missile. starting with joe johns on the ground in iowa, i know you have been with the romney camp today. here we are one day left, what s mitt romney up to? reporter: well, he s moving across the state at a very fast clip, brooke. he as also playing it very safe. couple of events today, didn t take questions, made some jokes. pretty much stayed to his stump speech. that s what he s been doing for the past two or three days. it s pretty clear that the romney camp is happy where they are, what they re saying is they don t expect to win, they re not predicting a win. nonetheless, they would very much like to win and i think they re running strong in the polls. so it s a challenge for him to m ....
president barack obama and his re-election campaign. the today the president and the jobs act face a critical vote, a important vote in the senate. they are pushing hard to rally support. if you wonder what the president jobs bill could mean for you, here s a brief overview. in addition to other things we re talking about extending the current payroll tax cut and unemployment benefits. there also would be new tax credits for businesses that hire people who are unemployed. president obama is in pittsburgh today where he will speak about his jobs bill less than one hour from now. this is an important last minute push was the senate is scheduled to hold a key procedural vote on whether it will consider that bill. white house correspondent dan lothian is traveling with the president and joins us live from pittsburgh. hi, there, dan. is the president preparing for the possibility that his jobs bill may not pass today s test in the senate? reporter: it it does appear that h ....
another possible republican challenger is riled up, too, because of tea party criticism during the debt ceiling debate. yeah, right. independent patriotic americans who desire fiscal sanity in our beloved nation being called terrorist. if you were a real domestic terrorist we begin overseas tonight with two dramas unimaginable just months ago in syria, a vicious regime crackdown designed to crush an anti-government protest movement that is standing firm despite the deadly risks. and in cairo, a historic event that brought a collective gasp across the arab world, hosni mubarak on trial, wheeled into the defendant s cage in a hospital bed, dismissing with the wave of his hand allegations of corruption and complicity in the killings of anti-government protesters. translator: what do you say? translator: i deny all these charges. the 83-year-old mubarak was forced from office six months ago, but even some of the most ardent tahrir square demonstrators though ....