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failed to detonate. for the people of kyiv, the subway has almost become a second home, a safe place underground to take shelter while russia rains terror from above. president zelenskyy addressed the nation, vowing to restore power to millions across the country impacted by the strikes. with these attacks, moscow's aim seems clear-- weaponize the winter by targeting power stations to turn off the heat so life is cold, dark,s and miserable for the people of ukraine. >> the ukrainian people very angry, eone in dnipro as a's iranian-made exploding drones was intercepted in the skies above us by ukrainian air defenses. jericka. >> duncan: ian lee reporting in ukraine, thank you. well, lucid and stable is how
and the palestinians, although the prime minister of israel -- sorry, the prime minister of australia said this in his defense and why he made that declaration. >> fundamentally it's the right of every counselee to determine its national capital. the government is asked the question about the position we have long adopted in relation to jerusalem. >> reporter: so you do have australia declaring west jerusalem the capital of israel, saying east jerusalem would be for potential palestinian state. that's kind of along the lines what any final status solution would be, cyril. >> ian lee reporting live from jerusalem, thank youmism. and republicans are celebrating a blow against obamacare, but it's hardly the first time. we'll look at the history of the affordable healthcare act and the fierce opposition to it. stay with us.
couple hundred people out there. this weeks long protesting, we're expecting to see it kind of ebb and flow with fridays where you will get the flare-ups all the way leading to may 15th, that is when they say that they will try to cross over that border. but for israel, they say that border is their red line, they have said that they will use deadly force to stop people from crossing over. they don't want anyone to infiltrate. so you really do have this clash, this potential for further violence as the weeks progress. >> certainly hope that didn't happen. ian lee reporting for us from gaza, thank you. so this next story ahead, don't worry too much about it. it is not that big of a deal if you look up in the sky and see something weird, something the size of a school bus, hopelessliedhopelessly adri adrift. it won't be a gentle journey,
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be indicted in, but wolf, right now, there is still isn't any indictment on that and investigation continues, but it's expected, possibly, sometime soon. >> ian lee reporting for us from tel aviv. thanks very much to you and thanks to our viewers. the news continues right after a the news continues right after a quick break. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com
israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu is now in the midst of a major political scandal. he's under investigation for bribery, fraud and breach of trust and things may have just gotten a whole lot worse. netanyahu's former chief of 1256 staff agreed to break states evidence. joining us live of from jerusalem, ian, these cases we're talking about what are they all about? >> reporter: well, there are two cases, wolf. the police have been investig e investigating them for months, but in a significant development yesterday evening, we learned that these cases involve bribery, fraud and breach of trust. prime minister netanyahu has been questioned and is a suspect in these cases. the first case is case 1000. and this deals with the prime minister receiving allegedly receiving gifts. the second case is case 2000,
israeli prime minister olmert served time in prison. he is out. and another served time in prison recently released. authorities take these allegations clearly very, very seriously. ian lee reporting from jerusalem for us. thanks very much. we'll stay on top of this story. also coming up, a new development in syria. russia assumes a bigger role in fighting isis. could that be a sign that president bashar al assad is winning his country's civil war? cnn has the only western reporter inside damascus, and guess what? guess what? we're going there live. g, pins-s of diabetic nerve pain these feet... liked to style my dog as a kid... loved motherhood, rain or shine... and were pumped to open my own salon. but i couldn't bear my diabetic nerve pain any longer. so i talked to my doctor and she prescribed lyrica. nerve damage from diabetes causes diabetic nerve pain. lyrica is fda approved to treat this pain
we're getting from authorities. ian lee reporting live from the scene, we'll come back to you very soon. >> i read the statement that the council will put up a short while ago. he used the word to describe the context in which this took place. >> in the uk, it's getting it. but we have -- it's about two miles from where i live and i pray the last few days ago. the reports are that it is deliberate attack and it's true. >> yes, and that use to be what prime minister theresa may has indicated is saying that the
prey. they want to create a divide in the community here. one thing though people we've been talking to, this is bringing them together. i spoke with a muslim man who said i just came down here to show solidarity with my christian brothers but we have seen this increase in attacks just a couple of months ago i was talking to christians who flid the northern sinai because isis was killing them there and there has been criticism of the government saying they haven't provided enough security. even today we saw in the church behind me where a bomb was able to be snuck inside and explode during the service. there is a lot of anger about security forces that they are just not doing enough. >> ian lee reporting from egypt and worth mentioning, we just got a note across the wire that president trump has since called the egyptian president to express condolences today. a quick break and we'll be right back. text me.
they will be negotiating next month in kazakhstan to find a solution to this almost six-year civil war that killed hundreds of thousands of people. another thing to note, too, which is important, is the turks right now are fighting isis in al bar. this is a city that is 30 kilometers from aleppo where the syrian government has forces and the russians are there, as well. this cease fire, this mechanism could be a way that when those two sides the turks and syrian forces are looking across at each other there isn't any sort of conflict between the two sides. there's a lot of moving parts. still early but it is holding. >> all right. ian lee reporting there live on a complex fluid situation. thank you so much. of course he will continue to monitor the cease fire as we try to find out whether we may or may not be at a turning noint the syrian civil war.