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that this one senator is having this kind of an impact on our operational readiness and if you dont think it isnt, i would urge him or anybody else who doubts this, go on down to tampa, florida and talk to the folks in central command about the priorities and what they are trying to do on behalf of our administrations policy in the middle east, especially right now with everything going on. its having an impact and as karine rightly said, an impact on family members, cant get schools f...

>> i dont know what -- i wont speak to what impressions moscow might be getting but we have not lost focus in any sense on our need to support ukraine. its why you have seen the president give an oval office address about our support for ukraine and we will stay focused on it. we think we have the ability to work on more than one thing. you hear the secretary often say we have to walk and chew gum at the same time. that is true with the issues. >> who is compiling the list of evacuees ...

if forces entered rafah�*s "population centres" or launched a major ground operation. hugo bachega has more. the remarks by the israeli national security adviser appeared to reject the idea that we could be near the end of the war in gaza. he said fighting might continue for at least the rest of the year — although he didnt give details about how intense the conflict might be. now all eyes are on rafah, near the border with egypt. the israeli authorities say it is vital to enter th...

we will get reaction tonight from msf, whose doctors are working both inside gaza and on the outside, in egypt. qatar has played a crucial role in these negotiations. but the officials in doha say the uptick in israeli attacks is complicating the process. there was another huge israeli strike today in the jabalia refugee camp. amid unverified reports from hamas that seven hostages were killed. we will hear tonight from the former hostage negotiator, oliver mcternan on what he makes of ...

now thats youre going to see the impact that has over the next five months historic verdict is in donald j. trump, the 45th president of the united states. has been found guilty by a jury of his peers on all 34 new york state felony counts of falsifying business records, tides of the alleged stormy daniels hush money cover-up, i guess we can remove the word alleged from that. the is now a convicted felon, even as he is running to return turn to the white house. mr. trump left the court...

good morning. 11:00 a.m. eastern, 8:00 a.m. pacific. im jose diaz-balart. we are following the very latest in the new york hush money trial of former president donald trump. now, jurors are still in the courtroom, theyre relistening to some of the testimony from former tabloid mogul david pecker and trumps former lawyer and fixer michael cohen. with us now to talk more about this as we continue focusing on what exactly is happening in that courtroom, nbc news correspondent vaughn hilly...

happening now for the first time some select people allowed to leave gaza. this after furious diplomatic negotiation. details on the deal that will allow hundreds of foreign nationals to get out. and a massive strike in northern gaza leaving a crater where a refugee camp once stood. the idf defending the strike saying it took out a hamas commander and other terrorists as the search for civilians trapped in the rubble continues. donald trumps eldest son going under oath today, pivot...

you wont physicians mutual wednesday, may 29th, right now on cnn this morning, 12 manhattan jurors about to begin deciding the fate of a former president will it impact the future of the country? >> plus ahead. all right your question robert de niro taking on trump and tangling with his supporters outside the manhattan courthouse and hurricane-force winds pushing an american airlines 7307 completely away from the gate with no one at the helm? >> and the best of americas pastime finally...

the move was announced after a closed meeting of the security council at which sundays deaths at a displaced persons camp were discussed. palestinian officials say twenty one people were killed by strikes on a refugee camp in al—mawasi, west of rafah, yesterday. israel has denied firing at the area. lucy williamson has sent this report from jerusalem. rafah was once gazas refuge, the safest place in a dangerous war. today, the citys west and centre was emptying, those still shelterin...

[gunfire and blasts] >> hopefully it goes up, but our canadian embassy did not contact due to the bad network services. we have a little hope to leave and save our lives. >> john: any moment now, the state department will provide an update on israels war with hamas as a crucial border crossing opens for evacuations from gaza, and president biden posting on x moments ago, he expects americans will be among the people getting out. hello, john roberts in washington. sandra, good to be bac...