martha: good afternoon. i m martha maccallum. breaking now, a huge moment has just unfolded at the united nations. hillary clinton and new york senator kristen gillibrand rip on progressive reluctance to condemn hamas atrocities against women. all right. you know what? we have something live from the white house. let s listen in. from jake sullivan about this. i can only speak for the president. that s who i can speak for. we ve been clear what hamas did is absolutely reprehensible and full stop. we re going to continue to be clear about that. we think about rape and the use of rape as being used as a weapon. that is also reprehensible. that s full stop. i ll leave it there. that is speaking for the president of the united states. i ve been very clear on that. any comment though congressman jayapal i just laid out what we believe is unacceptable. i know you said you don t want to i want to ask you about reporting about the border talks linking to ukraine fund
at least 157 people. houses are destroyed and people are digging through rubble to rescue others. and russell brand faces a fresh allegation of sexual assault. the claim is made in a civil lawsuit filed in new york and dates back to 2010. hello. i am anna foster, this is bbc news, live from jerusalem. israel s military has again urged civilians in gaza s north to leave the area. it reopened one of the strip s main highways. allowing people to drive south. strip s main highways. the road was scheduled to be open for three hours and that window was due to close just moments ago. the rafah crossing to egypt is also closed at least temporarily. no one has used the crossing so far today. we are hearing that gaza border authorities will not permit foreign passport holders to cross into egypt until the injured people in gaza s hospitals are allowed to travel to rafah. hundreds of foreign citizens have escaped gaza through the crossing in the past few days. our bbc arabic corresp
or any other seat for that matter, but there s a bigger problem here, which is sexual molestation doesn t know political parties, but political parties know sexual molestation, that s both of them. and both parties should take a hard, inirlook what they re doing about it. democrats should do better than republicans when it comes to this and force their own members to pony up and to be forthright and do the right thing. republicans? they re going to go out and vote for this guy because he has an r by his name and is a christian. tells you everything you need to know about the two political parties. grab the sound of the governor of alabama talking about the fact she it is very true what jimmy williams said. the south doesn t have a lock on racism definitely a peculiar history with voter registration particularly of african-american s s alabama by percentage more african-americans than maybe michigan but a difficult time getting people registered and
what do you think of that? no, no. i was in south korea twice when two different administrations, the carter administration and early clinton administration pulled troops out of the south, and immediately the north korea army started to move south because they saw a demonstration of weakness. no, this is american presence to send a signal to the north, we are their worst nightmare and the troops are near the dmz is the great deterrent to the north and in the end of the day, it is all about nuclear weapons. the north has them and south doesn t. if we pull out, god only knows that the south may have to have make their own nuclear weapons. i figured you would answer that way with great power. general, thank you so much. thank you, gregg.
still operational. we don t know that it had been switched off by the pilots. everybody has been pointing a finger at the pilots because they thought they purposely turned that system off. not true. it wasn t supposed to report. we don t know that right now. this opens up the possibility, the possibility once again of catastrophic failure. 1:19 the pilot says the co-pilot says all right, good night. two minutes later, everything goes haywire. he s in a situation trying to control the aircraft. we know it was going up or down. we know right then they tried to turn back. the transponder went off. acars never transmitted again. it s a different scenario, we re back to looking at catastrophic failure. the one problem with that, anderson, how does a plane that has a catastrophic failure go on to fly seven more hours? there s also a window for the hijack theory but a very narrow one. this is going to be something that s going to be debated all day today and well into the future. anderson