Wisconsin this hour, these using his return plus Breaking News as parts of the us are already reeling from destructive storms, millions of americans are the most significant threat of turin and around the world im willing first thing this suspension of desperately needed Food Deliveries to gaza, cnns Jeremy Diamond has more from jerusalem. We want to warn you some of the images in this report are graphic maybe disturbing to viewers there is no mistaking the target of this israeli strike. The World Central Kitchens logo still visible after a missile tour through the roof of this Vehicle Pieces of the Aid Organizations, emblems scattered throughout the chart bird hole of a second vehicle. And then there are the bodies of the aid workers themselves patches proudly worn on chess over bulletproof vests that offered no more protection in gaza than the emblem of a humanitarian aid. Organizations they are among seven aid workers killed then israeli strikes on their convoy late monday night. Si
viewers all around the world, i m max foster in london. a controversial move by the united states as it vetoes a u.n. resolution calling for a cease-fire in the israel-hamas war. we ll bring you the reaction to that decision. plus, donald trump s gag order is back on, and appeals court rules the former president cannot go after witnesses in the doj election interference case. ahead, we ll tell you who he can attack. and the way i look at it is we just need to have a good showing in iowa. presidential candidate nikki haley hopes to separate herself from the pack in the race. for the republican nomination. live from london, this is cnn newsroom with max foster. the united states facing fierce international criticism for vetoing the u.n. security council s latest attempt to call for a cease-fire between israel and hamas. human rights watch warned that u.s. the medical charity doctors without borders condemned the u.s. quota vote against humanity. the resolution had
Well ask the company whether this has anything to do with President Trumps America First approach. And. The girls not for turning why this statue of defiance is staying put on wall street. The scottish and uk governments look to be on a Collision Course tonight. Within the last couple of hours, the Scottish Parliament has backed the Scottish First ministers demands for a second Independence Referendum. The final decision to grant that vote still rests with the uk government In Westminster, and tonight they have refused to even enter into negotiations with the Scottish Government until the Brexit Process is complete. That could be years away, and well outside the timetable set out by edinburgh. Our Scotland Editor sarah smith reports on a looming confrontation between holyrood and westminster. Jubilant excitement as supporters heard the Scottish Parliament had just voted for a referendum. Tears of joy today, but disappointment will follow. They are shouting yes, the Prime Minister will
extension that was passed by the senate. today neither side shows any signs of giving in. i told the president there s one big reason why we need to do a full year, and that s jobs. a one-year bill like the president requested and like the house produced is simply better for jobs and better for our economy. let s enact this bipartisan compromise, however, to eliminate uncertainty for american families and then get right to work on a one-year version. not wait until february. not walk away and hold off until the last minute. got more encouraging news about the job market. the number of people filing first-time claims for unemployment benefits fell last week to the lowest level since april of 2008. labor department says initial claims dropped to 364,000. that is down 4,000 from a week before. many economists say a level below 400,000 means enough job growth to lower the unemployment rate. a wave of explosions rocks baghdad. car bombs, six roadside bombs, and a mortar ro
the u.s. defense officials saying mistakes were made in a deadly attack and anyone traveling for the holidays, you have to listen up here. chad has some weather news for you. jessica yellin, the senior white house correspondent. we heard from you, the president putting the pressure on house leadership as he is really making this personal, personifying this ill pass to the american people. reporter: think about the stalemate the president faced earlier this summer where he was fighting with congress over a vague and confusing issue. the debt ceiling that didn t hit americans in any direct way. contrast that with this issue which hits americans directly in their wallet. if this isn t resolved by january 1, your average american family will see $40 less in their paycheck. it couldn t be more simple and a more clear argument for the president to be making, that congress should get its act together and resolve this one way or another. a very clear fight for the president to be h