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good morning, 11:00 a.m. eastern, 8:00 a.m. pacific. im josé diaz-balart. we are following breaking developments from the middle east. nbc news has learned there will be a truce extension between israel and hamas. the pause in fighting was due to end later today. well talk to a spokesperson for the israeli defense forces about whats expected to happen next. the news comes as we wait another hostage release expected any minute now after three days of emotional reunions. israels prime m...

No more difficult than a human operation. with the pig gene that would have caused the rejection, deleted. immunosuppression then worked. >> we can say that, you know, it functioned well. it did all the things that a kidney is supposed to do. it acted like a human kidney transplant. and we didnt see any evidence of, you know, a rapid rejection. >> so the kidney did make urine almost immediately, like moments after we joined the blood vessels. >> montgomery says that the next phase will be studyi...

But isnt really a robot dog? the weapon requires human operation. it is not capable of thinking for itself which means it could be sued in hosting a on cnn maybe this is the future of security been in the meantime im still relying on this guy. >> press the sensor -- thank you. ♪ ♪ i am good now. >> greg: that is heartwarming. will the save lives by keeping human lives ,s >> it would save one human life but its those human lives it is taking that i am concerned about. i remember having this d...

Operations as needed. we continue the evacuate american citizens and vulnerable afghans out of kabul. in fact, there are approximately 1,400 individuals at the kabul airport who have been screened and manifested for flights today. as i said yesterday, we have the ability to include evacuees on military air lift out of afghanistan until the very end. this is a massive military , diplomatic, security and human operation for us and our allies. yesterday, 32 u.s. military aircraft, 27 c-17s, and fiv...

Surface, an incredibly difficult task. still, no doubt salvage teams will keep their eyes peeled for the black box, hoping to get much-needed answers first. randi kaye, cnn, new york. >> fascinating technology. joining me once again is david gallo, and also a technical adviser in the investigation of air france flight 447. its one thing to look at the technology, but im also fascinated, this is essentially a human operation. its human effort being exerted out on the sea. what is it like to be ou...

In other words, the president had to make a call between dropping a drone, which would have almost certainly killed bin laden but everybody else and perhaps with very little evidence, or going in. my mind goes back to desert one, that famous case where president carter tried to re could you the iranian hostages and ended up in a total fiasco. for logistical reasons. a sandstorm in the desert. dirt got into the helicopters. >> right. >> how much would you have worried about those issues when deci...

Operations. was it a very risky operation? the president had to make a call between dropping a drone, which would have killed bin laden and everybody else and perhaps with very little evidence or going in. mir mind goes back to desert one, that famous case where president carter tried to re could you the iranian hostages and ended up in a total fiasco. a sandstorm in the desert and dirt got into the helicopters. how much would you have worried about those issues when deciding to go for a human o...

Targets. and so my inclination was to think that this might have been a drone, but i was told a human operation. so well have to learn a little bit more about how that was conceived and how that was carried out. its very clear, then, that we had some kind of a lead and were tracking osama bin laden who, after all, seemed not to have been in a cave. another question i have, wolf, on a more philosophical level, is that well be talking about what this does to americas prestige around the world. one...

And north africa, a region you know so well from covering it, and weve done it together over the last decade and more, that it happens at this moment that osama bin laden is dead, i think we would be silly not to understand the potential -- the magnification of the moment. it is such a huge moment anyway. but that it happens now in the middle of all this dramatic change to the middle east and north africa throughout the arab world, it is hard -- and you have more questions than answers. as we al...

They literally form constellations. boat captains follow the constellations of the oil platforms. and when its at that scale and that much human operation of oil platforms out there, sooner or later human error will come into play. we will inevitably get this again unless we begin to look for alternatives like offshore wind. >> you know, mike, frankly, are you surprised we dont see disasters like this more often? i think most people would be surprised to hear how you just described some 4,000 ri...