If they signed on to it. hamas says it won t accept a temporary cease-fire which is phase one of the plan. it seems to have been stillborn. what i think we re looking at is, again, the other part of the news this morning, you ll have continued israeli military operations there. inevitably, no matter how careful israel is because of co-location of hamas with civilians, you ll see the kinds of stories you have where innocent people are going to be killed along with hamas militants. my guess is we re going to see this for some time. this will go on, you know the israeli national security adviser says operations will continue through the end of the year. i don t see any reason to doubt that. i think, you know, the real question also is now whether we see an escalation of fighting as things dial down somewhat in gaza in the north, between israel and hezbollah. that has been the most recent news out of israel. the idea we re on the precipice of peace somehow, actually, the opposite is more the reality.
The island, but with sweltering temperatures, they know that time is against them. joe inwood is in symi for us now. joe, what s the latest on the search? it is still ongoing. search and rescue teams have moved slightly further inland. the initialfocus rescue teams have moved slightly further inland. the initial focus of investigations was that part which was winding along the coast. and thatis was winding along the coast. and that is where they were first searching because that is where the think initially when. we are walked about maybe one fifth of that and that time of the it is absolutely sweltering. i managed to go over on my ankle slightly, it is difficult terrain. we are staying at pedi, the first village he would have come to. there was a suggestion of a sighting but that has not been confirmed. at the moment the search and rescue operations are taking place notjust on land back in the sea as well. the coastguard say that they re going out and they are continuing to search for michael mosley, but at
Easy as as trump is making it seem like, well, i wish it was as easy as trump make it seems like and i look, i believe donald trump that he wants to bring americans. he did bring american as a president. why wait for the elections if you can do it for free? let s do it now. it actually probably will help him in the elections but president putin is sharing sentiment that i ve learned from my experience in working on the release of trevor read and brittney griner and trying to get paul whelan, which we filled up to now, the russians believe in symmetry. they believe in reciprocity the deals that we have not always, we have to make deals, but when we do have to make deals, they ve never good der, never fare but there s sometimes the only way to bring innocent americans home and you re working for a non-government organization. obviously, that would naturally cause tension. i would guess potentially with the actual government and their operations. how does that work with the biden administration? what s your experience been working with them in different
Substantial and is going to be very helpful. but let ukraine isn t a perilous moment still the us pipeline is still being refilled. rounds are starting to get to the guns to the air defense systems, additional weapons system is on the way, et cetera. but that six month period has really cost ukraine painting and you can see the evidence of that by the damage that russia has been able to do, particularly the electrical generation system, which is going to mean a very, very tough winter for ukraine ahead. and also the gains that russia has made tactically on the front lines, really all along the front lines in ukraine, hopefully they can now stabilize those frontlines replenish the various rounds and weapons systems and munitions, continue to make progress against the russians and the black sea. and over time, sometime next year, perhaps take operations that can change the dynamic at least and make the prospect for some kind of cessation of hostilities. if not regained much more of the territory than
Rafah. but you call this a little minute operation. is the us moving the goalposts. so the president doesn t have to enforce what has been described as this red line we re not moving. go paul s wolf, i think we ve been clear that if they conduct a major operation into the gut, into gaza and to our offer the kind that we saw in guys will city and other places earlier. then that s that s a problem. so what we ve asked him to do is move the civilians out of the battlespace to be more precise in terms of their operations and limit the amount of collateral damage. and so far they ve maneuvered along the along the border and we ve not seen a major movement into as of this point. so we ll continue to watch this. i m sure you will. the president in that recent interview he gave to time magazine was asked if israeli forces have committed war
The world we are very strong but we re not going to brag about it. we don t want war with you but it would be a very stupid thing to challenge the united states. biden in contrast is the baby boomer. so he is loud and he carries a twig. he ruined the border, hyper inflation. we owe $36 trillion. we are printing $34 billion a day. and military is short 45,000 troops. he thinks he can make up that material reality that debt by screaming and yelling and talking about russia and doing all of this. it s just the wrong way to do it. and you have to be quiet and strong and not loud and weak. he is weak and he is loud. and that s why he is loud because he knows what he has done to the military. he knows what he has done to the economy. and now he is trying to beat us over most americans, like reagan, would like to help ukraine defend itself. the majority do not want to give weapons to ukraine to carry offensive operations inside russia. because we remember this generation grew up with the
Criticism from the secretary of defense of the tactics israel is using. andrea, president biden, secretary blinken, his senior team keep leaning into exactly the most important thing we could be doing to reduce civilian casualties, which is to bring an end to this war in gaza, to secure a release of the hostages who have been held beneath gaza by hamas for more than 242 days, to bring an end to the fighting, a cease-fire and a path forward that secures israel s future and improves the entire region by making possible saudi recognition of israel and some path forward for palestinian self-governance. that s the focus of our president and many of his senior team. i agree with secretary austin s criticism that as the idf continues to carry out operations against hamas in gaza, they need to do so with more precision, with more care and to be mindful of the global
There have also been tanks moving into another urban refugee camp. and the al aqsa martyrs hospital says it s been simply overwhelmed by casualties. it s treating hundreds of people as a result of these operations and, you know, in very difficult circumstances. and it said one of its electricity generators has now actually gone down, making it even more challenging. world leaders and veterans have gathered in normandy in france to mark the 80th anniversary of the d day landings on the 6th ofjune 1944. 0n on that day, on the beach in normandy, more than hundred and 50,000 allied troops launched an attack on german forces that would change the course of the second world war. it was just before half past six in the morning when british,
A sudanese pro democracy activists committee has reported that up to 100 people have been killed by the paramilitary rapid support forces group in a village south of the capital, khartoum. this footage posted on social media shows dozens of bodies the attack took place in wad al nourah, in gezira state, which the rsf took control of in december. the group denies the attack. the rsf, who ve been fighting the sudanese armed forces for the past 13 months, have also encircled al fasher, the capital city of the darfur region, where the world food programme is expanding its operations to try and prevent a famine. the us special envoy for sudan says the geopolitical fallout from the spiralling civil war could be immense, potentially leading sudan to become a failed state like libya and somalia. myanmar s opposition and local residents have accused the army of killing at least 50 people who d been detained in a village close
emily: that was the scene moments ago over the beaches of normandy. water jets filling the sky with a red, white, and blue as we remember the heroes who changed the history and the 80th annivey of d-day. the invasion of normandy is one of the largest operations ever conducted in history. the united states and allied forces landed on the coast of france, and two heavy oncoming fire and strikes. many of the soldiers were just children. lying about their age to serve our country. and now, those members of the greatest generation are nearing or have reached a hundred years old. we may be celebrating the final d-day with living world war ii veterans. let s go to this story, martha, who is life in normandy.