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Hello and welcome to our viewers joining us here in the United States and all around the world. Im rosemary church. U. S. Secretary of state Antony Blinken says the u. S. Is actively working to ensure the people of gaza can get out of harms way and get the humanitarian assistance they need. His comments coming as aid groups describe deteriorating conditions inside gaza, where israel has been launching air strikes at hamas targets since the militant groups deadly attacks. Question heard from a spokesperson with the Israel Defense forces a short time ago. Hamas has taken the gaza strip hostage a...

Vaccinated international visitors should be able to enter canada in september. paula newton, cnn, ottawa. the u.s. senate is closer to passing the massive $1.2 trillion infrastructure bill. after months of negotiations the final hurdle to passing the bill was cleared on sunday when 18 republican senators joined democrats to end debate. a final vote is expected on tuesday. the bill features $550 billion in new federal spending on roads, bridges and passenger and freight rail along with funding to expand broadband internet access. and earlier i spoke with natasha lindstat about the significanc...

I think it's a disgrace. i think it shows how desperate the democrats are. >> and we have some breaking news into cnn. the white house after that raid in mississippi instructed senior i.c.e. officials to continue conducting more of those workplace enforcement operations this year. it's those kind of operations that can lead to arrests like the ones you saw in mississippi on wednesday where nearly 700 undocumented immigrants were arrested. kaitlan collins, cnn, the white house. >> natasha lindstat joins us from paris. natasha, it's impossible not to notice that we've been here before, aftermath...

Place. there is a spike in support for stricter gun regulations. he's coming from the state of kentucky, which has very lax gun regulations, and is a state where people feel very, very strongly about gun rights. and i'm sure he is thinking about his own reelection and that he doesn't want to restrict gun rights right now because that's going to be politically unpopular for him in his constituency. but he's not really thinking about what the general mood is of the country, as you already illustrated with overwhelmling support for stricter background checks. >> all right. natasha lindstat, thank...