We begin with the excavating crisis in the middle is the. Is laid is really warplanes targeting hamas targets and flattening elting. Welcome to today s edition of america reports. I am sandra smith your end your, excursions rocking gaza city as they launched airstrike on several targets. The described as the heavy essence the fighting began two weeks ago. A comes after the deadliest day of the conflict. Palestinian officials say at least 40 to people were killed yesterday the former acting director of national intelligence joins us all of this just ahead. We begin first with on the ground in southern israel. What are you seeing and hearing there? sandra, john, we are well into wheat to, the battle between israel and the hamas militant group. What we re seeing on the ground as there is no seat sign yet of a ceasefire. Look at what we saw earlier today. We are hearing sirens now near the city of ashdod in the central part of israel. Your looking behind us, as our cameraman can just show
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