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and right now we are striking from the air every single day when we do not know where my cousin is, when we do not know where over 200 hostages are and we don't know if any of our bombs have killed them. here in london — thousandsjoin pro—palestinian demonstrations. similar protests take place around the world — calling for a ceasefire. fresh aid enters gaza — and the un tells the bbc they've managed to re—establish some contact with their teams on the ground. hello and welcome. i'm lewis vaughan jones. israel says the war has shifted into a new phase. this is what happened...

Inland. they have used the maritime environment to assault the mainland in terms of an amphibious assault. and they have used the maritime environment to intimidate and in some cases to try to, we think, in some cases try to pin down ukrainian ground forces near odesa. so they still have quite a bit of naval capability available to them. >> just a quick follow-up. when the embassy in kyiv was moved to lviv and then into poland, the marines moved out as well. >> correct. >> are they still with the contingent of u.s. diplomats in poland? have they dispersed? i guess i'm getting at that the frenc...

de facto and  de jure agents of the Federal Government. Since their actions in self-defense were objectively reasonable pursuant to myriad cases applying the  Graham v. Connor 2 standard of reasonableness, the Defendants should have been afforded Qualified Immunity from pecuniary liability and, axiomatically, criminal prosecution. The Blackwater PSD team members reasonably acted in self-defense and defense of others under situations that were “tense, uncertain and rapidly evolving.” Based on the tactics, techniques, and procedures (TTPs) of the insurgent threats at the time – using...

Truth is going to come out. and i think that is what we have to do. >> geraldo: reince priebus, thank you very much, man. i appreciate it. >> thanks, geraldo. >> geraldo: we will break some news tonight on benghazi with the new whistle blower story of a security detachment in libya before the attacks but sent home over their objection. that and the latest on the hurricane swirling around. you hurt my feelings, todd. i did? when visa signature asked everybody what upgraded experiences really mattered...

>> reporter: like most of our friends in the military colonel wood understands how hard it would have been to carry out a real-time rescue of embattled personnel in benghazi but wishes we had at least tried. what he knows for sure is that that -- it is a request he and the ambassador made to keep the security detachment in country were granted this tragedy would have had a happier ending. >> geraldo: up next, a former justice department official who believes the attorney general knows more than he is saying about the irs and about the ap investigation, after there. why are twice as many people...