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round. and there was some israeli officials who told my colleague ourselves if they would know that this would be the rainy reaction, they wouldn't recommend. it is asking for a lot of details in the new york times now, running brooklyn. >> thank you. thank you so much for i've you a warning now, if you the children in the room, you might consider asking them to leave given the graphic nature of this next report, it's about the idf's continued operations in gaza. and in particular an airstrike. they conducted yesterday afternoon that according to the hochul hospital, they're killed 14 people, eight of whom are children one little girl whose name was shahid. she was ten years old. cnn obtained video of the aftermath of the strike from her family who gave us permission to show her face hey shy head. jeremy diamond has the story a moment frozen in time the bodies of at least four children splayed around the foosball table laughter and shrieks of joy silenced in an instance blood now marking are they stood only minutes earlier
here amid the outpourings of grief. there is shy her blood stains, pink pants. once again, impossible to miss dear god, what did they all do? >> one man? prize. what did they all do jeremy diamond joins us now. i'm interested the brutality if this is just riffing, yeah, interesting. we don't always we rarely make the decision to actually show the faces of the dead. in this case, we got the families permission and we felt it was important to humanize the victims of this war. every ten minutes and gaza, a child is killed or wounded nearly 14,000 children have been killed since the beginning of this war. and i've seen a lot of these videos over the course of the last six months coverage in this and there was something about the image of these
what did they all do when? >> man cries? what did they all do and wolf in our reports, we rarely show the faces of the dead, but in this case with the families permission, we felt it was important to highlight the enormous toll that this war has taken on children, nearly 14,000 children during have been killed in six months of war in gaza. >> and it's important to remember, of course that beyond the numbers, there are these little faces, their dreams, their lives cut short we'll our jeremy and aviv, thanks for that reported is so so heartbreaking in our course, our deepest, deepest condolences to all those families who are suffering, right now. >> i want to bring in our chief national security correspondent, alex marquardt. he's here with me in the cnn newsroom. i understand lax. you have some new reporting on the white house reaction. well the, what we've just heard from the white house is actually that there's going be another meeting today, a virtual meeting between senior white house advisers and senior
that money for their own races. we all know the rnc not coming to help anymore. they haven't got as much cash. so why are you trying to steal? so from the little guy, again, trump it is i giggle a little bit, chris. it was just like talk about unconventional and the ot and pt top of unconventional. i saw on the political reporting and steve was talking about this to the trouble officials. they're insisting that the purpose of the 5% split is not to raise money for themselves but to dissuade scammers from using trump's brand without permission i mean, what do you think? maybe novel fundraising strategy or something more desperate i don't know if its desperate i mean, we could be i mean, i think there's a couple of things clearly, he's got a money problem. >> they're going to he's going to lose the money rais, i think that is already clear i think the other part to it that i think is maybe the more kind of controlling aspect of this i think the trump campaign wants to know who's using his likeness and who isn't. but for a particular reason,
know that this would be the rainy reaction, they would record it is fascinating article with a lot of details in the new york times now run the program. thank you. so thank you so much for sharing. >> a warning. now, if you have children in the room, you might consider asking them to leave given the graphic nature of this next report, it's about the idf's continued operations in gaza and in particular an airstrike. they conducted yesterday afternoon that according to the hochul hospital, they're killed 14 people, eight of whom are children. one little girl whose name was shahid she was ten years old. cnn obtained video of the aftermath of the strike from her family who gave us permission to show her face shy head. >> jeremy diamond has this during a moment frozen in time. >> the bodies of at least four children splayed around a foosball table laughter and shrieks of joy silenced in an where th stood only minutes earlier schizer had no way. >>
funeral home that first alerted sarah kennedy. >> something was wrong with the body of her brother-in-law, who died while in present, they said did you realize he came back without his organs? >> how might we mean came up without his organs the funeral director told sarah everything was missing in sayyed jim kennedy, jr. body, everything. >> but his eyes. >> have liver, heart, you're not all your major organs. they were gone. >> she says those organs were taken without the knowledge or permission of marvin kennedy kennedy juniors brother and legal representative. >> but yet they made the decisions for you i represent it you without your permission sarah repeatedly tried to contact the prison and the university of alabama at birmingham, which is among the providers that conducts autopsies for the prison system. a lot of questions i had a lot of questions but no answers. >> eventually, she says she spoke over the phone with someone who identified himself as an autopsy department supervisor for the university, and she secretly recorded that
getting sent to rwanda would be relatively small, and people would simply view that as one additional risk alongside the huge risks they are already taking by getting in a small boat in the first place. australia send asylum seekers to an island and they also intercept the boats, which is different from what the uk government does?- boats, which is different from what the uk government does? yeah, people sa , the uk government does? yeah, people say. australia — the uk government does? yeah, people say, australia solved _ the uk government does? yeah, people say, australia solved their _ the uk government does? yeah, people say, australia solved their regular- say, australia solved their regular maritime arrival problem, tens of thousands suddenly reduced to the tens. the challenge here is that the picture is more complicated, they didn'tjust offshore picture is more complicated, they didn't just offshore asylum picture is more complicated, they didn'tjust offshore asylum seekers, akin to what we are doing with rwanda, they also physically intercepted these boats and returned them to the country of departure, with the permission of those countries, and that is something the uk has not thus far been able to do, because it requires french co—operation, and the french say, with the use of small boats, unlike the bigger boats reaching australia, it is just too dangerous.
omri, that america, i saw william hi calculate that she swi goes and fording a two messages that were exchanged between us over the past six months to a year dominate. >> can they do believe that the expansion of where warfare in the region is not well some prospect by the united states of america because american knows that it doesn't benefit her, nor the interests of the united states of america has seen that are pursued in the region. >> we are hopeful that israel, but hoc am i can be stopped by them, throw they will not give renew permission for adventure seat shadow new apply. >> israel in case they do embark on more adventurism, the islamic republic of iran will be quite different i wait for the translation to finish. >> an iranian nuclear commander
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Mysuru: Deputy commissioner KV Rajendra, who is also the district returning officer, wanted all political parties to obtain prior permission from his .