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standpoint. >> casey jordan, thank you very much. and thats it for me and our special coverage does continue now with laura coates. shes up next live. breaking news, a terrifying manhunt is now over, but there are so many questions that remain. tonight im laura coates live. theres been now a stunning end to the manhunt in maine. the suspect in the mass shooting that killed 18 people have now been found dead in the woods near lisbon, maine, with an apparent self-inflicted gunshot woun...

welcome to all of you watching us here in the united states, canada, and all around the world. im kim brunhuber. we begin in gaza where israel has been ratcheting up the military pressure with expanded ground operations. explosions were heard reverberating across the enclave through the night. the idf says it struck 150 underground targets overnight. this is said to be the most intense israeli bombardment since the war started. >> translator: in addition to offensive operations we carr...

day for the jewish people since the holocaust. the difficulties of urban warfare, as much of gaza plunges into darkness, with phone lines and internet cut. the concern tonight about civilians. more targeted attacks on u.s. forces in the middle east after american fighter jets launched a retaliatory strike on iranian-backed facilities in syria. the massive manhunt for the suspect and that deadly maine mass shooting is over tonight. what we are learning. >> he wouldnt want to go out any ...

40-year-old army reservist who, out of respect for victims families, we are not showing tonight. in a news conference tonight, officials made clear to the public they believe there is no longer a direct threat to the community. and have lifted shelter in place orders. take a listen to what maines governor, janet mills, said just a short time ago. >> like many people, im breathing a sigh of relief tonight knowing that robert card is no longer a threat to anyone. i know there are some pe...

day multi state man hunt for the 40-year-old army reservist who, out of respect for victims families, we are not showing tonight. in a news conference tonight, officials made clear to the public they believe there is no longer a direct threat to the community. and have lifted shelter in place orders. take a listen to what maines governor, janet mills, said just a short time ago. >> like many people, im breathing a sigh of relief tonight knowing that robert card is no longer a threat to...

after most communication networks were cut overnight. we are alive in southern israel. this is bbc news. let me show you some live pictures of what is happening and gaza right now. you could normally see the skyline behind me. the buildings of gaza. but the smoke that is really blotting out the skyline at the moment and the fog are making it very difficult to see what is going on there. but our cameras inside gaza can show you the scene after that night of intensifying air strikes that...

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