dropping masks. summer escapes. how an r.v. rush could crowd the great outdoors. ghost town, we visit point roberts washington, cut off from america with no place to go. and later, the class of 2021, we celebrate a grad who went from patient to practitioner. i would be lying if i said it was easy. this is the cbs weekend news from new york. here s jericka duncan. duncan: good evening, in an exclusive interview with cbs face the nation, prime minister benjamin netanyahu of israel says there is no clear end in sight to the violence between israel and palestinians in the gaza strip. netanyahu also defended his nation s military strike. civilians have taken the brunt of the violence. today at least 42 people died including ten children. israel blames hamas saying it is targeting leaders and infrastructure linked to the militant group. cbs imtiaz tyab is there. reporter: the horror in gaza is only getting worse after israeli air strikes flattened three buildings today
on this. they tried to divide america further with this hoax. jack dorsey stepping down. this is a very worrying development. is he less committed to free speech than the outgoing ceo. congratulations [inaudible] [applause] this is my home now. and it is the greatest feeling that i ever had. lots of people are already on the street there in atlanta. it is 36 degrees there right now. it s going to be 65 degrees. atlanta known for the braves. they have a zoo there. they have an aquarium there. and they have my best friend there. cindy and al live there. it i stayed in touch with all of them but those two mostly. brian: do they rankings? you say best friend. ainsley: girls are all no. you had those from school, flight in from childhood. they know all your secrets, brian. brian: there is a chairman of the joint chiefs. ainsley: and it s ainsley. right. steve: as you look at atlanta. studio m live from new york city. it is a tuesday. we are 25 days away from christmas.
what we re now learning. marcus moore on the ground in haiti. the battle over mandates tonight. parents pushing back. and this evening, what they say when asked if they got their children other vaccinations when they were young. why not for covid? and news tonight on the virus. where they re now seeing a delta sub-variant. why some authorities say it requires urgent research. overseas tonight, china now denying it has tested a new supersonic missile, reportedly flying five times the speed of sound. how would you track it if it was carrying a nuclear weapon? and was u.s. intelligence caught offguard? jury selection underway tonight in the murder of ahmaud arbery. three white men, including a father and son, accused of killing arbery. and now the key video that will be at the center of this trial. the abc news exclusive. the former british spy behind the infamous steele dossier. investigating possible links between then candidate donald trump and russia. tonight, speaki
obama and i m afraid we re dealing with the same type of amateur on stage tonight. neil: all right. one of the highlights of the big debate. it is on. no shortage of drama at the first republican presidential pow-wow. chris christie proved it. he s here. no shortage of cover for president biden. the dnc going all in on joe. what about bob? as in robert f. kennedy jr. no debating that either around no debating him either. we re minutes away from talking to him as well. your world is now. all right. two-hour debate that was fast and furious and fun to watch. we re not done. one of the major participants in that debate, got a lot of buzz on what he said and what he was tussling with in just a second. i m neil cavuto. very happy to have you with us. there s certainly no debating both parties are far apart on the economy. to peter doocy at the white house on just how far apart. hi, peter. neil, that s because people that work here say the economy is getting better. the peopl
miles with 100 or more shirtless navy seals. good morning. rachel: we are looking forward to that. bring them in. pete: the run kicked off. we promised you shirtless and we delivered. it is a 1 mile run over the water s edge where we will put on fins and start to swim. bill brown at the navy seals giving a lot of inspirational speeches reminding us what it is all about, service and sacrifice. new jersey state police, fire department, an amazing event, they are all running behind this edge. we are going to bring in charlie this morning. reporter: so excited. will: you are hosting us throughout the morning as we are in and out of the water all morning long. reporter: i don t have faith in myself to complete this. i have faith in both of you. will: the mic is over to you to join the run. reporter: hand it over. all right. get it going and we are following them all the way until the swim complete at battery park, from there they will run to the world trade center so good