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outside the courthouse but, yesterday, the biden campaign held the surprise event there. >> i dont understand that. >> we will tell you who was there and dig into that campaign strategy. also ahead, the latest from gaza where israeli forces are moving into the city of rafah. it comes days after an israeli air strike ignited a deadly fire at a camp for displaced palestinians. lets dive in to our top story. after 21 days of heated testimony, the defense and the prosecution delivered cl...

that we have got all this rain wrapped around this storm following on areas that have had issues with flooding. the wind will also be a very major feature of this storm, strong winds, especially across parts of the south and west wales and cornwall, the isles of scilly, the english channel and also the coastline of east anglia. inland gusts, 50—60 mph, up to 90 with exposure through the english channel. we are looking at highs of up channel. we are looking at highs of up to 13. on fr...

from day one of jury deliberations. >> how do you feel about the jury? >> norah: the "cbs evening news" starts now. ♪ ♪ donald trump just leaving the courthouse after spending five hours waiting for the jury to decide his fate. good evening. im norah odonnell, and thank you for being with us. day one of deliberations is done, and there is still no verdict, but the jury did send two notes to the judge. the first was a request to rehear key testimony from two central players in this ...

hello. its 10:00 eastern. i want to take you right to capitol hill. right now, the secretary of state testifying. and protests are under way. lets listen in. >> we will pause until the room is cleared. >> 3,500 kids dead. come on. im on army colonel, a former diplomat. i resigned on that war in iraq that you talk about. that was a terrible thing. and what were doing right now is supporting israels genocide. gaza is a terrible thing, too. >> secretary blinken, if you can continue. >> th...

holding in places. its terrible. after they killed 1300 civilians in music festivals in c can a c. we dont want to hit the hostages themselves. we are fighting in a way that needs to go strong. you need to go light. you need to go with ariel coverage and tanks. you also need to go with special forces that really do it in a very delicate manner on one hand but being very discernment on the other. >> brian: people keep forgetting how this start and why we woo we got here. thanks so much ...

the region. our message to anybody, and i cant confirm this report, our message to anybody who seeks to escalate and deepen the conflict, be mindful of how seriously we take our national security interests. 220 palestinians killed in the west bank, 197 since the beginning of the year, and how concerning that netanyahu is opening a new war front in the west bank considering -- >> the president spoke to this himself out in the rose garden talking about how dangerous extremists in the wes...

anti-semitism on our campus period, end of story. you cannot thread a needle. you have to be as full throated defense of jewish students as you are in defense of every other student on campus. but if i can just explain why this makes so much sense, why when campuses have people protesting, chanting from the river to the sea, which is a chant that envisions israel without jews in it, which is hamas goal, or inta fa da, this century the second inta fa da killed a thousand civilians with ...

standing by. also, the stark warning our fbi chief telling congress, that hamas attacks could inspire the biggest terror threats in the u.s. since isis. anti-war protesters, their painted red, removed by police amid threats to jewish students at cornell. the suspect now in custody. the search and arrest warrants just revealed for the suspect in the maine shooting. the record cold this halloween across the country. first the fall snow, the danger on the roads. were tracking it. ...

hamas commander directed two major attacks on october 7th. >> steve: this as israeli troops move deeper into gaza. netanyahu says cease-fire is off the table because now is the time for war. >> ainsley: iranian backed militia it targeting u.s. forces carrying out the 25th attack in the last two weeks. >> lawrence: ainsley we have coverage. alexandria hoff with details on the failed strikes on air bases in iraq. greg palkot near the israel-lebanon border. greg, what can you tell us? >> ...

reached the centre of rafah of rafah for the first time and the hamas—run health authority says at least 21 people were killed in west rafa after an explosion in an attended zone deemed safe for palestinians which comes two days after israeli bombs swept through a refugee camp in rafah leaving 45 dead including women and children. lucy williamson has more. rafah was once gazas refuge, the safest place in a dangerous war. today, the citys west and centre was emptying, those still shel...