cnn inside gaza. a first-hand look at the fighting as gazans suffer, hamas leaders are still nowhere to be found. living a life of luxury 1,000 miles away. plus, exclusive cnn reporting on the mar-a-lago documents case. a long list of witnesses including a maid, plum eastern w wood maker on that list. and china ashgs super power with a stunning message for chinese women. quit your jobs, stay home, go have babies. let s go out front. good evening. tonight, a first-hand look at hamas training camps. these are new pictures. we were embedded with israel s military as they made a way to the hamas training camp. it includes several buildings. cnn reported from gaza under the israel defense forces at the same times. cnn does retain full editorial control. they are now fighting hamas block-by-block, house-by-house closing in on the heart of hamas intelligence and operational activities. according to israel, 80,000 people traveled south alone. they re agreeing to pause the milita
ne who s next? i ll introduce you to a man famous for predicting political change. and in oslo court, we ll analyze what breivik said. and can europe survive? should the u.s. government slash its budgets the way european governments are? i was in london earlier this week and sat down with a star-studded panel to sort things out. first, here s my take. watching the apec summit in hawaii last week, i had a feeling we were entering a new phase of global geopolitics. for decades now, those summits have been occasions for asean countries to worry and wonder about the u.s. commitment to asia. how strong is it, whom does washington back, will we stay engaged. the obama administration has made clear that the united states is in asia for good and might increase its presence in the region. the real concerns are no longer about washington but rather about beijing. countries in asia and around the world are wondering and worrying about china. watching china s somewhat aggressive di
who has proven prescient in predicting political change. then, what was andres breivik thinking? the oslo killer was in court this week. we ll analyze what he said next. and can europe survive? can the euro survive? should the u.s. government slash its budgets the way european governments are? i was in london earlier this week and sat down with a star-studded panel to sort things out. but first, here s my take. watching the apec summit in hawaii last week, i had a feeling we were entering a new phase of global geopolitics. for decades now, those summits have been occasions for asian countries to worry about and wonder about the u.s. commitment to asia, how strong is it, whom does washington back, will we stay engaged. the obama administration has made clear that america is in asia for good and might increase its presence in the region. but the real concerns are no longer about washington but rather about beijing. countries in asia and around the world are wondering and wor