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Happening now, israel formally declares war on hamas and the Palestinian Terrorist groups strikes back. Breaking news. Hamas has just fired a new barrage of rockets at israel tonight. And were learning that there has been a direct strike on the city of ash. We welcome our viewers here in the United States and Around The World. And im wolf blitzer and this is a Special Edition of the situation room. Israel at war. Announcer this is cnn Breaking News. And were following all of the Breaking News, o...

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Group in libya that the united states did a lot of damage on, which was really a wholly-owned subsidiary of isis central in syria and iraq. but a group like isis in afghanistan, isis-k, isis khorasan, as its known, is mostly former taliban people who objected to the taliban peace negotiations with the united states in some cases, had other objections, are more anti-shia, and slapped on the patch. and i dont think they take -- its not like theyre taking orders from isis central in syria and iraq....

I mean, there is an example of some group -- there was an isis group in libya that the united states did a lot of damage on, which was a holy subsidiary of isis central in syria and iraq. but a group like isis in afghanistan, isis-k, isis khorasan, as its known, is mostly former taliban people who objected to the taliban peace negotiations with the united states in some cases, had other objections, are more anti-shia, and slapped on the patch. and i dont think they take -- its not like theyre ta...

Given the number of people who are trying to get out of the capital. what the authorities have since said is it was part of a missile being taken out by the citys own defence system and some of the debris fell down and there were no casualties. but there have been a number of explosions, we dont know what the targets were or anything more about casualties, such is the nature of this conflict. further out, this 48 mile long convoy which has been causing a lot of worries here —— 40—mile conv...

Officers will resign. what kind of impact could this have if you lose 300 troopers? >> its going to be felt everywhere. well have slower responses. there will be case backlogs. youre going to see less troopers responding to critical incidents. >> reporter: officers and firefighters were hoping that cities and states would have chosen a path where it wasnt all or nothing. thats how they see these mandates. they believe a more suitable alternative would have been to offer regular testing for those...

This isnt just a testing of a missile or weapons system. this, a missile being launched from an underwater platform. not launched from a submarine, but i would be used for a submarine-launched site. a spokesperson saying they need to refrain from provocations, also pointing out it needs to abide by u.n. security council resolutions. shinzo abe says it violates the law. they say it was one missile that broke into two pieces. one of those pieces landed into japans economic exclusive zone. so certa...

It was definitely an interesting vibe everywhere. >> we are glad youre okay, amanda. everybody is okay, certainly. >> cnn producer amanda golden, thank you for spending time with us early, early this morning. 4:00 a.m. out on the west coast. >> thank you for having me. >> thank you. we did talk with cnn military analyst lieutenant general mark hertling last hour. listen to what he said at the protocol if a missile attack should really take place. >> this particular event yesterday was horrible...

Somewhere 15 to 20 minutes a missile being detected and citizens able to get to safety. its what comes after that as well. if there is an attack, you have to have hospitals and trauma centers and, et cetera, et cetera, and they have to drill. theres a need to drill, theres a need to be ready, you want to be prepared but you do need to make sure that you dont have something like this ever happening again, what a terrifying, terrifying experience for 15 minutes wondering whats about to happen to y...