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Foreign policy priority for the u.s. in the region are nuclear talks with iran. they face a deadline for an agreement this saturday, but it is unlikely to be met. today secretary kerry said the two sides have made, "tangible progress but significant gaps remain." hes returning to washington to discuss next steps, including the possible extension of talks and the interim deal, wolf, possibly for a number of months. >> yeah, the turmoil in this part of the world is awful right now. jim, thanks ver...

Was on scholastic probation at texas a&m where he studied animal sciences. governor paul says perry is dead wrong. perry says in turn that senator paul seems curiously blind. seems to me theyre both right. >> its interesting because in some ways each of them has i think an important point to make. but it also striekz strikes me, we need a national debate about whats happened since 9/11. i personally believe the strategies in both parties have failed. i think the world is getting more dangerous. ...

Thats wolf in southern israel right there where hes having to take cover and moments later, did we get the all-clear. seems like they did. wolf is safe and he joins us now. wolf, that was trouble you ran into. what happened? >> we were at an israeli military checkpoint, just outside the border crossing between israel and gaza. the israeli military wouldnt let us go through that checkpoint. they said there was some security issues beyond the check point. they said just wait there. so we waited th...

Snook what is the time line? how much time do they have to get out? >> the leaflets were released this morning and we announced our intentions to do so late last night. there is a timeline. unfortunately just the operational concerns, i cant point at the specific hour, but we expect the people to leave. >> within hours? could we say that many. >> i would say so. >> so within the next few hours so when you go into that area will it be tanks, armored personnel carriers? will it be from the sea? wh...

Here those? those are the air raid sirens ringing out in tel-aviv and israel aez people literally run for cover from incoming rockets. >> and this is what it looks like to be across the border in gaza. israeli air strikes have pounded the region. 121 palestinians have been killed and israel says the strikes wont stop until the rockets cease. >> wolf blitzer and his crew had to run for cover. wolf is in gentleman rus lem right now. wolf. >> reporter: ive been coming to this region for many years....

Thank you so much for spending some time with us this morning. >> reporter: thank you. >> we got to take a serious turn the crisis in the middle east. listen to this. >> i was driving after we left that gas station we were driving on a major street, major highway not far from the border with zba gaza and all of the sudden we heard the sirens. cars immediately stop right in the middle of the street. everyone gets out their cars, the doors are open and they run towards the closest bunker, the air ...

A crisis along another border is worsening and concerning. israel and hamas militants are still exchanging fire. israel is getting hit by rockets from lebanon. the presidents offered to broker cease-fire help. we turn to wolf blitzer who is on the ground in jerusalem. hes going to bring a live report this morning. it will be very interesting to hear what wolf is learning on the ground. >> looking forward to "new day." we have having a day here, the three of us. a lot of quality time this morning...

Overnight. cnn has learned that a rocket was fired into northern israel in lebanon. now, that is the first time it has happened in this latest round of the conflict. israels army responded with an artillery strike. the death toll is rising from israels air strikes on gaza. president obama called the israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu to offer to broker a crease fire. that does not appear imminent as we sit here today. lets get to wolf blirts, our very own anchor on the ground near the bor...

The wolf on capitol hill. thanks for being on the show. >> thanks. youre in for a treat today. were starting a new segment here on "andrea mitchell reports." every single friday, a look back at andrea covering some of the biggest stories of the day throughout her illustrious 35-year-plus career. for our furst flashback friday, were taking you back to the tail end of bill clintons presidency on this day, july 11th, back in 2000 in camp david and yet another push for middle east peace. >> as the...

Almost every day. >> reporter: wolf, weve been talking all week about just how much law enforcement presence there is in this area, especially the closer you get to the river. as youre about to see, keeping up with whats going on here isnt easy. this is the rio grande. nearly 1,900 miles long and now the battleground of an immigration crisis hitting the u.s. its where a flood of undocumented immigrants are crossing into texas every single day. we wanted to get a firsthand look. we headed out on ...