and women and running that campaign i think he s unbeatable. laura: fantastic, yeah, absolutely. fantastic show tonight sean i ll pick it up where you left off i am laura ingraham this is ingraham angle from washington tonight. the china bluff. that s the focus of tonight s angle. will she or won t she? so who s bluffing? china or pelosi? now nancy s really tough when she s wagging her finger at trump or ripping her speech up at the state of the union. but is she tough enough to defy both our pentagon hand ringers and the ccp? she has a long history of at least speaking out against the evils of china. and just because china is a big economy and because we have a big relationship doesn t mean that the challenge to our conscious, if we don t speak out against china, we lose all moral authority to speak out against any other country. with china s wto obsession is simply giving china a blank check to fail to comply with market p china has charged over changed over 30 years
issues and he s standing for the forgotten men and women and running that campaign, i think fantasticic. te nobodyly really. and it s a fantastic show tonight. sean, i ll pick up where you left off. not going too hammer again. is ingram angle fromtoain. washington tonight. the china block. that sinat the focus s of tonigs angle. will she or won t she? so who s bluffing? china or pelosi now nancy s really tough when she s waggingi her finger at trump or ripping her speech up at the state of the union. but is she tough enough toy defo bothur our pentagon handwringers and the ccp now? she has a long history of at least speaking out against the evils of china. and justbi because china is a bg economy and because we have a big relationship doesn t mean that the challenge to our conscience if we don t speak out against that in china with his own moral authority toy speak out against in any other speak out against in any other accession is simply giving china a blank checkck, failed
weather center. live from cnn center, this is cnn newsroom with kim brunhuber. we begin with both new hope and a new round of fighting in ukraine. officials say 13 missiles struck a city about 300 kilometer north of mykolaiv, leaving a number of people injured and killed. the missiles targeted military airfield and a railway facility. officials are urging people to stay in shelters for now while the mayor of mykolaiv is reporting what he calls powerful blasts in that city. but on the hopeful side, ukraine and russia have signed an agreement that will allow ukraine to resume grain exports through the black sea. much of that grain has been stranded because of a russian naval blockade, leaving 47 million people around the world in acute state of hunger according to a u.n. estimate. president zelenskyy says russia may not fully keep its side of the bargain. here he is. translator: the text of the document signed today is published, and everyone can read its points. they ful
freed on health grounds, hamas said no longer hostages but survivors. both were kidnapped by hamas gunmen from their homes in nir oz, the scars of looting and destruction still mark the empty kibbutz. this was what they lived through. the vision of home they took to gaza, just three miles away. and this was what they lived through there. israeli air strikes, more than 300 a day, caught between their army and hamas. many palestinian civilians feel the same. gaza s hamas run government says israeli strikes killed more than 400 people in a single day. hope, draining from the chance of peace, still surfaces in the chance to save a life. ibrahim from blackpool is trying to leave gaza with his mother and three siblings. they have been living here for a year. buildings very close to us on our street, destroyed. we had to flee the house, flee our flat where we were living, and go to khan younis, and stay with family members. there were 43 of us staying in one flat. 0n the israeli s
following record spanish heat in september, scientists said they would gobsmacked by the scale of the jumping global temperatures. now the bbc data team has found that the number of days that have breached the 1.5 c temperature threshold is also a record wake up. in 2015 in paris, political leaders agreed to permanently tackle climate change. a key element is keeping the rising global temperatures under see this century. but a bbc analysis shows that that in the year to date, one in three days were above the limit. permanently breaching the threshold will take decades, client scientists say that all these days over the level are a clear sign of things to come. the level are a clear sign of things to come. this is a pre- warnin: things to come. this is a pre- warning for things to come. this is a pre- warning for people things to come. this is a pre- warning for people to - warning for people to understand that if we have extreme events based on exceeding 1.5 for a few day