very prevalent in the u.k.. duncan: plus, space race, an early morning spacewalk at theye international space station and new images of chinese astronauts building their own and later on this father s day, we have a v.i.p. on board. duncan: a memorable moment for a veteran pilot. this is the cbs weekend news from new york, reporting from new york city. here s jericka duncan, duncan: good evening and thanks for joining us tonight. senate democrats go on the offense this week looking to expand voting rights and spend big on infrastructure. a number of republicans are said to be on board for a trimmed down half trillion dollar infrastructure bill. but voting rights, well that s a far different story. christina ruffini is at the white house tonight with the latest on the impending battle. good evening christina. reporter: good evening, jerika.jerika. the juneteenth celebrations over the weekend were, as one activist put it, a good start. but pressure is growing on c
hollywood theater is offering to get people vaccinated at its pop-up clinic. announcer: live from cnn center, this is cnn newsroom with robyn curnow. a key member of the israeli cabinet says the israeli military will personally target the hamas leader in gaza if any more rockets are fired towards israel. the finance minister sits on the security can binet said, if the fire israel takes out hamas leaders. this is day three of a delicate cease fire now in place in gaza city. hamas militants paraded through the streets to show they are still in control. israel s foreign ministry is calling on the international community to, quote, condemn and disarm them. much of gaza s basic infrastructure was crippled by the conflict. the u.n. citing figures from the hamas government says more than 250 buildings were destroyed, more than 760 shops and homes are unusable. nearly half of gaza s 2 million people are without ready access to water. joins me from jerusalem with the latest on t
back, and we are not looking backward. we are looking forward together. maria: and together we watched bad policy create bad outcomes. record high inflation, record crimes, record low approval for president biden. how much more damage can they do? coming up, wyoming senator john brass e sew on what gets done during the countdown to year end. plus, our adversaries on the move. tens of thousands of russian troops at the ukraine border right now, a record number of chinese military gents entering taiwan s air defense zone. coming up, former secretary of state mike mike pompei on why the u.s. mike pompeo on why the u.s. adversaries are getting aggressive right now. and why is china pushing fentanyl onto to american shores after 700,000 have already died from covid-19? the realities of the wide open southern border with enough fentanyl to kill 200 million americans. stephen miller on the bad policies putting americans in dire straits. then georgia peach herschel walker s touch
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israel once again hammers the gaza strip with airstrikes. according to the israeli military, it struck 750 hamas targets overnight, including underground hamas terror tunnels, military compounds and posts, as well as the homes of senior terrorist operatives. it comes as the military, the israeli military informs the united nations that all palestine missions in northern gaza should relocate in the next 24 hours. the israeli military also revealing that it will continue to operate significantly in gaza city in the coming days. a un spokesperson says that amounts to more than 1 million people and us cities and universities are on high alert after hamas calls on its supporters to hold worldwide a day of rage. protests friday, that is today. there are mounting fears those protests could turn violent. now for more on these latest developments, let s turn to senior national correspondent kevin corke. kevin, lauren, i have to say this is one of those circumstances that will have peo