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legitimacy of the appointment of special counsel mo the biden law fare is his presidency is even worse. the border shambles violent crime remains in inflation continuing to spike with housing totally unaffordable with 2 wars raging overseas no end in sight and even democrats are even questioning biden's mental acuity. no surprise the vast majority of americans believe our countries on the wrong track so i will former president trump cut through the law fair and dirty political tricks to reach these americans and demonstrate a better future moments ago i sat them at the former president here's part 1 of the interview. >> sean: we got breaking news as i mentioned in my open i want to get your reaction that the appeals course has stopped the georgia election case law and appeal on willis disqualification is pending on the appeals of a florida judge
breaking news coming in gaza, hamas run ministry of health saying that at least 45 people have been killed, several others injured in an israeli strike at a school in central gaza. >> the school was said to be housing displaced refugees. these really military's confirmed it carried out the airstrike, but saying it was targeting a hamas common how an operating inside the school. and now a cnn analysis shows that american-made munitions were used in that strike siena. it's nada bashir. she's tracking this one for us not what more are you learning? >> look as you mentioned, kate, this was an area known to be sheltering thousands of displaced palestinians. the un for palestine refugees. >> it says it believes approximately 6,000, at least palestinian temperature shelton within the school building, thousands more sheltering on the actual grounds of the un complex that strike taking place overnight according to eyewitnesses, several strikes took place targeting this school and we've been hearing from medical officials and health officials on the ground
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a hospital in gaza says at least 36 people were killed and the hamas—run media office says dozens who were sheltering there were injured. the israel defence forces say the school was housing a hamas compound and insist they took steps to avoid harming civilians. 0ur middle east correspondent, yolande knell, has more from jerusalem. so the israeli military says that it struck this school in nusurat urban refugee camp in the center of the gaza strip because it was acting on intelligence. there was a hamas command post there and that there were hamas and islamichhad fighters who had been involved in the 7th of october attacks on southern israel, which killed, of course, about 1,200 people, according to official israeli figures. now, local people say that there were hundreds of displaced people that were sheltering inside that school and that we've just been hearing from the al—aqsa martyrs hospital nearby. a journalist working with us spoke
against israeli troops. it appears that the israeli military, once again used us made munitions for this strike the gbu-39 small diameter bomb fragments of those were found at the scene by a journalist working for us in central gaza, analyzed by munitions experts, that was the same type of munition that was used in that devastating strike that killed 45 people in western rafah just over a week ago, the un, the head of the unrwa but the un's main agency in gaza, philippe lazzarini says that this shelter was housing about 6,000 people at the time of the strike. he said that targeting un premises or using them for military purposes cannot become the new norm calling on this to stop and that all those responsible should be held accountable. erika jeremy, i appreciate the update and reporting. thank-you all right. now, president biden and world leaders are commemorating the 80th anniversary of d-day in france. our live coverage continues. on the other side of this quickly the cnn
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with cnn says the school, and its grounds were housing around 20,000 displaced people when at least three missiles struck the israel defense forces, the idf says it was targeting up to 30 hamas militants and is not aware of any civilians being killed. the former us state department middle east negotiator, aaron david miller is joining us right now. aaron, this attack comes what less than two weeks after another deadly strike on a camp in rafah in southern gaza, israel says it's targeting hamas, but the civilian toll keeps climbing and climbing what's urinalysis i think first and foremost will it's impossible. >> i think to operate in densely populated areas in that harm civilians. and i think israelis malik, they identified a hamas command center with 2030 to 40 hamas fighters whether that command center was
i have been speaking to people here about the issues affecting them, in particular the cost of living and the cost of housing. because a lot of people he has struggled to get on the housing ladder. they struggle to be able to afford rent. chipping barnet constituency is where the former minister theresa villiers managed to hold on against the odds last time round, but this time it could be a much tougher fight for her. the labour party have tasted success in this part of london because they took control over the council two years ago. we have seen the labour leader coming here and supporting the local candidate, dan tomlinson. labouralso supporting the local candidate, dan tomlinson. labour also have their eyes on some surrounding constituencies where conservative mps have stood down. chipping barnet reflects the wider battle we are seeing across london. there are