nic robertson in haifa for us. thank you so much for that. and joining us now, former nato supreme allied commander, general wesley clark. general clark, thank you so much for being here with us on this saturday evening. as we just were talking with elena about these multiple u.s. b-2 stealth bombers are now on the move in your experience, does the president order this without seriously considering using them in a strike, or is this also a show of force to try to force iran to the table in this kind of diplomatic window that the president has set? >> well, it does both, jessica. it is a show of force. it does add to the diplomatic. >> pressure. >> on iran. and it gets them closer. >> to the action. >> but, you know, we have to understand that even if the. >> president makes. >> the decision to use force, that doesn't end. >> the. diplomacy. >> the diplomacy can continue all through the conflict. in 1999, when i was the nato commander and we were doing the operation against the serbs in kosovo, it took us three weeks to get negotiations starte

israel as well, there's been quite extensive damage across the israel, specifically in the port city of haifa, in the north, in southern places of the negative desert and also in central israel. specifically in tel aviv where there's been a lot of damage to buildings. there also have been sensitive targets that have been hit. the military though, does have a sensor which is not uncommon in times of war. the military, not wanting any sort of information about government or military assets that have been hit, they don't want any of those pictures broadcasted. so it's important to note as well that some of the information coming out of israel is limited because of the sensor on the local and foreign press. but we do know that at least $25.00 is really is have been killed since you're on started launching. it's retaliatory attacks, they have sent 19 waves of missiles that, according to officials in 8 on, but also sending hundreds of different drones, many of which israel says were intercepted. all right, that's all these years have this in her with joining us live from a month. thanks so much com

una nueva oleada de ataques con misiles iraníes impactó los alrededores de haifa en israel, donde huboos por el momento . el ministro de relaciones exteriores de israel dice que no cree que el régimen de teherán cambie su posición . >> frankly . >> was always skeptical was regard to diplomatic talks with the because they are misleading and even. until now we hadn't heard. anything from them which ents they. >> want to. >> change direction . >> analistas estadounidenses dicen que irán tiene claramente el propósito de fabricar una bomba nuclear y que el presidente trump tiene razones para creerlo . también . >> there's no reason. >> to henrichs uranium above twenty percent unless you're going for a bomb , they've ringing to percent. you know the the four site itself. does deep bird site we've. >> been. >> talking about . >> mientras tanto, en teherán, miles de iraníes se lanzaron a las calles para respaldar a su gobierno y rechazar los ataques israelíes . the united states and israel in the mouth. >> trump you are threatening my leader this woman . >> don't you know. >> my nation. >> bel

jessica. >> all right. >> nic robertson. >> there in haifa with the latest. thank you so much for that. and joining us now, cnn's senior military analyst, former nato supreme allied commander, admiral james stavridis. he's also a partner at the carlyle group, a global investment firm and author of the admiral's bookshelf. admiral, thank you so much for being here with us. i want you to help us contextualize some of this information that we're getting from elena and nick. two pieces of this, which is that we know now that several of these b-2 bombers have left the u.s. we know that the defense officials have cautioned this doesn't mean a strike is imminent, but that it's just about preparation. and then that information that nick was giving us about what israel is now doing in iran, where they're striking further east, further south, taken altogether, what do you read into those developments? >> i think the most important one is one you mentioned a moment ago, which is that president trump is walking away from his golf weekend to come back to the white house.

rarely said he's also been facing iranian latavia ation, including hits on and they get about sheba in haifa. and in central, these are all folding debris from an intercepted missile sparks that fire out a building and how long not so far. these ready military size is intercepted. 15 drains 5 by iran. some fragments sell on a residential building in bed shown in the nose. these rarely military have been since ringing information about many of the targets of iranian missiles. so he decided it brings us the latest from to her on to 1st talking about a rainy and nuclear facilities and also military complexes as well as very residential buildings being targeted by is try. so it goes without saying that targeting nuclear facilities is obviously something important because of at least 2 reasons. because a 1st is traffic importers of these places. seeing that you are honest, if your program is something that is being created here, enter on as a red line. so now we are seeing places related to that. the red line being targeted by these really strikes so, so there is a 2nd, a factor that could be add

nic robertson is in haifa, israel. let's begin with betsy klein, who is traveling with the president in new jersey. betsy, what more are you learning about the movement of these b-2 bombers? >> well, president trump has given himself what he says is a maximum of a two week deadline to make a decision toward the possibility of u.s. involvement in iran. now, the president is weighing the possibility of using the united states military unique bunker busting bomb capabilities to target some of iran's nuclear facilities. and what we have learned, according to a cnn analysis of flight tracking data, is that what appeared to be b-2 bomber planes have departed from whiteman air force base, heading west over the pacific ocean, potentially headed for guam. now, these are the types of planes that could carry those types of bombs that i just mentioned. it's a move that could get them into place. should the president make that decision. i want to caution that a decision has not been made according to sources. but this really presen

nic robertson and haifa israel. nick, let's begin with you. walk us through the latest developments. >> yeah. it's been a relatively quiet day. apart from those two drones penetrating the air defenses here, the idf said about 50 iranian drones were fired overnight. they managed to intercept most of them. one of those that came down today that impacted in a residential neighborhood. everyone in the building was in the shelter. no one injured there. the other landed in open ground. but despite the fact that it's been a relatively quiet day, if you just look around me here, you would normally expect on a saturday evening for these streets to be bustling for a lot more people to be out in this part of haifa. and i think that just reflects that. while, you know, a day seems quiet, everyone here still responds to what the government says, which is stay close to your shelters. don't go too far away from them so you don't put yourselves in danger. you can take cover if you need to. and i think as you go into an evening like this, here, everyone antici

haifa's missile response and resiliency in their hands back out on the streets. people enjoying the lull until the sirens go off. people are running for the shelters. the sirens have just gone off. it's the middle of the afternoon here, and everyone's going to try and take shelter. iranian missiles have killed three people here in the last week. we're just going to follow the people where they're going to a shelter. it's a desperate rush. so we've followed everyone. and this is where we've come to. it seems like it's an underground car park underneath a shopping mall. life on hold. people with babies and pets waiting. scouring their phones for news of what's happening above ground. a week of missile strikes taking its toll. >> my first time here. >> really? why now? >> i just couldn't stay at. >> home anymore. >> i was too scared. >> and with good reason. while we were underground, a missile struck about a mile away, just arriving on the site. less than an hour after the blast. you can see here water pouring out the damaged cars here as well. this is a scene of t

he's also been facing around in retaliation including hits on the negative shiva and haifa and central as well that for you from pulling from an intercepted missile. it's about to fire as a building and hold on. and so i've all these remote traces. it's intercepted, 15 drains find fire on some fragments fell on a residential building, but she, on, in the news is remote a have been censoring information about many of the targets of radian missiles. the saw that brings us the latest from tech, from what they're talking about, a rainy and nuclear facilities and also military complexes as well as very residential buildings being targeted by is try. so it goes without saying that targeting nuclear facilities is obviously something important because of at least 2 reasons. because a 1st is traffic importance of these places. seeing that you are honest, if your program is something that is being created here, enter on as a red line. so now we have seen places related to that, ro, line being targeted by these really strikes so, so there is a 2nd, a factor that could be added, which adds to the

but let's begin with nic robertson in haifa, israel. nic, bring us up to speed on the situation in israel and the latest strikes on iranian military commanders yeah. >> aside, azadi was. >> one of the main military commanders. >> that the idf targeted overnight. an intelligence led operation. two other commanders now azadi is somebody that the idf said was involved with hamas supporting hamas. and hamas is planning for the october 7th attacks in 2023. somebody that they said they'd been wanting to target. so what what they have done here with the targeting of these three commanders is send not only a very strong signal that they can find the you know, that they can find very senior iranian officials, even this now, ten days into the war, they not only can they find them and locate them, but they can, but they can actually hit them. and that sends a very strong message to others in the iranian leadership. the idf says 50 aircraft were involved in the sorties overnight. isfahan nuclear facility was one of those other places that was targe

and this iranian strike hitting the northern israeli city of haifa, while israel striking missile launchersan. in an exclusive interview, iran's foreign minister calling on president trump to demand israel stop its attacks. >> what it needs is only a telephone call from washington to tel aviv to stop everything. >> president trump responding, saying israel is winning. >> i think. >> it's very hard to make that request right now if somebody is winning. >> it's a little bit harder to do than if somebody is losing. but we're ready, willing and able. and we've been speaking to iran and we'll see what happens. >> all of it is president trump again met in the situation room as he decides whether to launch a u.s. airstrike on the underground iranian fordo nuclear facility. only the u.s. has the bunker buster bombs capable of destroying it. >> within a matter of weeks, or certainly within a matter of months. they're going to be able to have a nuclear weapon. happe. >> he said he'll wait up to two weeks to give diplomacy a chance. >> just in time to see whether or not people come to their senses. >>

haifa. by the way, yesterday a mosque in the city of haifa in the north. so they're saying israel is the maul satan, and the big satan is you, my american friends. and i want you to know it. they want to destroy us, and i'm talking about the united states of america, the state of israel and in the middle europe. molly: you know, we've been watching these big upticks in military assets, u.s. military assets joining there in the middle east in defense of israel. we've been working to head off of some of the missiles. sadly, some of these missiles have struck there in israel, tragically. how -- do you think that posture matters? does that send a message to iran, and will they get that message? >> i don't think so. i must be honest with you. we gave them a chance. 60 days according to the president of the united states' decision to negotiate with the ayatollahs, with the iranian regime. they said, no. two days before we launched the operation they said we will not do nothing with our nuclear sites and with our ballistic -- they said it, of course -- with our b

a video circulating online showing an iranian missile slamming into israel's port city of haifa. 30 people injured. and in the southern city of beersheba, a missile heavily damaging a daycare center and israel still pounding iran, hitting missile sites and more nuclear facilities. the u.s. military now insists some american diplomats leave israel, and the state department is looking into reporting that americans attempting to leave iran are being detained. dave packer, abc news, new york. >> california's challenge of the trump administration's military deployment in los angeles returned to a federal courtroom in san francisco, u.s. district court judge charles breyer asked lawyers from both sides to submit briefs by noon on monday, telling him what he should do next. that's in light of an appeals court ruling thursday night that president trump acted within his authority when he ordered thousands of national guard troops to los angeles to protect federal buildings and federal agents carrying out immigration raids. >> the trump administration came into court and said, we don't thi

incluyendo teherán, la capital por su parte, irán confirmó que sus ataques se centraron en la bahía de haifairió a la posibilidad de interceder por un cese al fuego entre israel e irán . >> it's very hard request right now if somebody's winning it's a little bit harder to do that if somebody's losing but we're ready willing and able. and we've been speaking to iron and we'll see what happens . >> hoy, durante una conferencia en san petersburgo, el presidente de rusia, vladimir putin, dijo que respalda a irán solamente en su propósito de usar energía nuclear de manera pacífica . los embajadores de irán e israel en las unidas expresaron sus posiciones sobre el conflicto . >> mahan president iran as exercised is inherent right to self-defence under article fifty one of the one charter over response have complied fully with international law including humanitarian law en avda. >> to options. you know either we will have to continue to degrade. >> the capabilities . >> all that they will understand that there will have to give up . with those vicious ambitions and. >> it's not only the . >> nucle

a video circulating online showing an iranian missile slamming into israel's port city of haifa.and in the southern city of beersheba, a missile heavily damaging a daycare center. and israel still pounding iran, hitting missile sites and more nuclear facilities. the u.s. military now insists some american diplomats leave israel, and the state department is looking into reporting that americans attempting to leave iran are being detained. dave packer, abc news, new york. >> california's challenge of the trump administration's military deployment in los angeles returned to a federal courtroom in san francisco, u.s. district court judge charles breyer asked lawyers from both sides to submit briefs by noon on monday, telling him what he should do next. that's in light of an appeals court ruling thursday night that president trump acted within his authority when he ordered thousands of national guard troops to los angeles to protect federal buildings and federal agents carrying out immigration raids. >> the trump administration came into court and said, we don't think you have the pow

interceptions ande iranian missiles are dangerous and wreckage crashing down and it was intercepted around haifathe northern part of the country and warhead is gone and most is in fact and latest attack came after 2:00 a.m. last night and ziti really missiles going for that particular -- israeli missiles going for them. joey: now seems like we're back to this more measured back and forth. can you speak to this at all? reporter: the war planes busy during the day yesterday and quite active and dominance in the skies with no real threat from iranian air forces and what they want in the skies over iran and we saw missile strikes in the day yesterday. emily: mahmoud khalil was released from the detention center. reporter: smiles and pumping fist left with attorneys after a federal judge granted him bail. >> going for this. >> genocide and put it through the university and columbia university and that's investigating in the genocide of palestinian people. people reporter: the judge found the university of columbia graduate student was not a flight risk or danger to the community and detention was the

volleys of messiah and striking, very sensitive area as they are being described in is really media in haifa. in tel aviv but also in via shiva, where aside adjacent to the technology part, where as a units of the israeli army, the deals with technology and telecommunications and, and cyber issue is how so a lot is going on right now. not a high number of casualties, thankfully for the civilians, but certainly inviting the remarks of these rarely commentators of i about the wrong ability to strike fewer missiles but to us to, to actually impact and, and, and get to more sensitive sides across the country from north to south no to day from. i'm on. no, thank you very much indeed. doctor's present as i should tell you about it. one has told the organization of assignment, cooperation in this dongle that after devastating gaza israel is expanding its aggression. it seems today. so you mean the live tetra internet, since the 13th of june is real estate terrorism is now being experienced by on a bit iran. i'd like to say the following. clearly, with all these attacks, the nothing yahoo government

whether to strike iran, israel and iran still battling it out from missiles blasting this building in haifa in the north to this surveillance video capturing an explosion down south. and while world leaders are in europe trying to find a way out of a spiraling regional war in the middle east, we are hearing straight from the iranian foreign minister himself. in an exclusive interview with nbc news. he says iran doesn't trust the u.s. and accuses the trump administration of pretending to want to negotiate while israel launched an assault. and we'll hear about what he said, whether iran could retaliate against this country. andrea has our exclusive tonight and leads us off tonight. the news strikes. a surveillance camera capturing an iranian missile hitting a residential building in israel. and this iranian strike hitting the northern israeli city of haifa, while israel striking missile launchers in iran today. in an exclusive interview, iran's foreign minister calling on president trump to demand israel stop its attacks. what it needs is only a telephone call from washington to tel aviv to s

bunker. >> it's haifa's war room. it's very quiet in here right now. almost 24 hours since the last missile strike. >> we are trying to let the. >> people at least to go to their houses to. to buy something and to be a little with the families. >> we don't know it then, but they'll soon be running back here. haifa's missile response and resiliency in their hands, back out on the streets, people enjoying the lull until the sirens go off. people are running for the shelters. the sirens have just gone off. it's the middle of the afternoon here, and everyone's going to try and take shelter. iranian missiles have killed three people here in the last week. we're just going to follow the people where they're going. to a shelter. it's a desperate rush. so we've followed everyone. and this is where we've come to. it seems like it's an underground car park underneath a shopping mall. life on hold. people with babies and pets waiting scouring their phones for news of what's happening above ground. a week of missile strikes taking its toll. >> my first. >> time he

residential building in israel, and an iranian strike hitting in northern in the northern israeli city of haifawhile israel is striking missiles launchers in iran today. in an exclusive interview, iran's foreign minister calling on president trump to demand israel stop its attacks. well, tonight we're learning more about a hit and run crash at a no kings day protest in san francisco tonight. the suspected driver is facing felony charges. the crash happened as thousands of people marched on market street last saturday. police say 44 year old huawei lin began driving through the swell there. that's the correct video when a man put his hands on the hood of lin's car to get him to stop. instead, lin sped up, swerved sharply, throwing the victim to the ground before taking off. that person suffered a broken foot and a large gash on his face. lin is charged with elder abuse, assault, and leaving the scene after a hit and run crash. santa clara county is investing investing in immigration support services. as immigration enforcement escalates. thee countyty has approved spending more than $8 million o

is there any facilities of also been hits, an oil refinery in the city of haifa, shut down on its own probations following a strike as well decided to shut down 2 of its 3 off show natural gas fields which could effect its exports to egypt and jordan the conflict just making gulf states no, this further strikes could destabilize but only the region, but also the exports of top energy produces like saudi arabia, the u. a and countertop. let's bring in a panel of guests joining us from paris, neil atkinson, an independent energy analyst and visiting fellow at the national center for energy analytics. he's also the form ahead of the oil industry and markets division at the international energy agency from london. joining us is of that kind of a principle economist at the national institute for economic and social research. i didn't tow hop is, i'm a hello, the mino, director at the global council. that's the strategic advisory it from gentle welcome to you all new. let's start with you. we are having this conversation on june 19th by the time that everyone watches this program, anything

video circulating online showing an iranian missile slamming into israel's port city of haifa. more than 30 people injured and israel still pounding, iran hitting missile sites and more nuclear facilities. zohreen shah, abc news, los angeles. >> and in the south bay tonight, faith leaders and local officials came together for a message of solidarity with immigrants. the gathering for world refugee day at la trinidad cathedral in san jose drew a good sized crowd. their message to immigrants worried about ice raids. we have your back. they're demanding due process for people who've been detained. >> so we just want to bring attention in the community that our brothers and sisters, many of whom are scared, many of whom are distressed. but we want to support them and let the government know that everyone should be afforded due process. >> well, santa clara county is allocating more than $8 million for immigration support services as the region's rapid response network sees a surge in calls. >> the castro is not for sale. and tonight we make it clear san francisco stands with the qu

haifa's missile response and resiliency in their hands. back out on the streets. people enjoying the lull until the sirens go off. people are running for the shelters. the sirens have just gone off. it's the middle of the afternoon here, and everyone's going to try and take shelter. iranian missiles have killed three people here in the last week. we're just going to follow the people where they're going to a shelter. it's a desperate rush. so we're following everyone. and this is where we've come to. it seems like it's an underground car park underneath a shopping mall. life on hold. people with babies and pets waiting, scouring their phones for news of what's happening above ground. a week of missile strikes taking its toll. >> my first time here. >> really? why now? >> i just couldn't stay at home anymore. i was too scared. >> and with good reason. while we were underground, a missile struck about a mile away. >> just arriving on the site. less than an hour after the blast. you can see here. water pouring out the damaged cars here as well. this is a scene of the

that no hazardous leaks have been detected hours earlier in iranian missile hit is really city of haifa with the conflict now and it's 2nd week . israel says there's been 25 deaths on its side and well to ron has not updated it's death toll a us based human rights group estimates. 650 people may have been killed in a run. a funeral for 5 people killed in his right. it strikes news through the city of semi in those and on the dead include 4 members of one family is miles. hope that the strikes on his, on crudely to vision, change safe down to pay to be becoming a reality. the crowds gathered on the streets of town for a test as well as actions people. johnson m t is riley and n t us slogans. they do not. i don't know how we run in 2000 and tell a very to women, man the old and the young. we all united in the wrong and we on against the war online. unfortunately, you know, any similar quick test, so reported in several other cities across the around as well as 11 on in d. m. and at night bring about rainy and state media release. this footage, reporting to share misses 5 towards is via so

them launched and they covered a very large area in israel. making impact on 2 sensitive sides in haifa, on a site in to leave and another and be a shave. another reason why i keep saying sides is because these really military censor has not disclosed what the nature of these sites are. what these locations where the impacts have been and, and really it has severely limit to the ability of even eye witnesses to post videos. but we did see large impacts. we saw large plumes of smoke and up to 40 people were injured and non really seriously from those impacts in those different locations. okay, thank you for updating us on what's going on in israel, nor all the a row of us president donald trump says he will know sauls because relative suspended tanks on the wrong. he also revealed a dramatic rupture with his country's top spy. i've a whether yvonne is building a nuclear bomb, observes heidi drug cost, or has moved from washington dc. you as president donald trump self imposed window to decide whether to take direct military action against the ron, is quickly closing. and perhaps faster t

video circulating online showing an iranian missile slamming into israel's port city of haifa. more than 30 people injured and israel still pounding, iran hitting missile sites and more nuclear facilities. zohreen shah, abc news, los angeles. >> and in the south bay tonight, faith leaders and local officials came together for a message of solidarity with immigrants. the gathering for world refugee day at la trinidad cathedral in san jose drew a good sized crowd. their message to immigrants worried about ice raids. we have your back. they're demanding due process for people who've been detained. >> so we just want to bring attention in the community that our brothers and sisters, many of whom are scared, many of whom are distressed. but we want to support them and let the government know that everyone should be afforded due process. >> well, santa clara county is allocating more than $8 million for immigration support services as the region's rapid response network sees a surge in calls. >> the castro is not for sale. and tonight we make it clear san francisco stands with the qu

hazardous leak that has been detected hours earlier in a ronnie and missile a hit is really port town of haifa injuring 23 people with the conflict now and it's 2nd week. israel says there has been 25 deaths on its side. and while ron has not updated its death to a us based human rights group says that figure could now be around $650.00 people. a funeral for 5 people killed in his right. it strikes news through the city of semi in those and on the dead include full members of one family is miles. hope that the strikes on yvonne could lead to vision change, surf done to pay to be becoming a reality. the crowds gathered on the streets of town for a test as well as actions people, johns, it empty, is riley. and unto us, slogans strikes have in some cases united the radians giving them a common enemy. tell a diary to bring in man the old and the young. we all united in the wrong and we are against the war line on push the, you know, i mean the military test, so reported in several other cities across the around as well as 11 on india. i'm in the navy, bring about the rainy and state media release.

earlier friday, we saw some 20 iranian missiles targeting the northern city of haifa. authorities say over 20 people were wounded, some seriously, and missiles were also aimed to the south of where we are in beersheba. one hit the headquarters of a software firm linked to the idf, and just a short while ago we heard from the idf reporting that its jet fighters are on the move again, said to be hitting targets in iran, including missile launchers and missile storage sites. a top israeli military official said today the war will be complex and lengthy. that's a bit of a recalculation from what we heard a few days ago, when the whole thing looked to be getting wrapped up a bit sooner. finally, kelly, european foreign ministers meeting with their iranian counterpart in geneva on friday. the reports from that accomplished as as you noted, all eyes looking to the u.s. to see how more deeply they might be getting involved. back to you. >> greg, thank you. and for that, look into what's happening here at home with the very latest president trump. he's in bedminster, new jersey

neighborhoods and essential infrastructure have been hit throughout the country, notably in tel aviv, haifa, and others. several civilian sites have been directly impacted by iran's, airstrikes including the wiseman research institute, a petrochemical complex, and yesterday a medical center. a state of national emergency remains in place, with severe restrictions on air travel. several areas in the occupied west bank have also been impacted, and checkpoints and road closures are impacting movement, especially for palestinians. throughout the region, air space remains severely constrained by these exchanges, not only within iran and israel, but throughout syria, jordan, lebanon, iraq and beyond. the intensifying cycle of attacks and counterattacks has resulted in hundreds of civilian casualties, including fatalities in both iran and israel. according to iran's ministry of health, as of 19 june, 224 people had been killed and more than 2500 others injured in israeli strikes across iran. 90% of the victims were civilians. other estimates suggest the death toll is at least double the official f

this 29, so resale tower a district government center, haifa has been the target of a series of it on the and missile a task local official say to sensitive sites where hit. ringback the wave of ballistic missiles set off sirens across israel. and what appears to have been an attempt to strike a broad range of targets. it's not that they're getting through missile defense this point defense. i think that the target set is changed. so they're getting around the systems as the or rainy in volume of missiles, fire has declined from like 40 missiles per salvo down to less than 10 per salvo. but they have expanded the targeted uh, targeting area in order to avoid intercepts. so they're, they're probably not having as much military effect, but they're obviously having a broader a political effect. and earlier on friday, a technology parents in the south was hit inside. it is these really military c 4 i branch an elite unit that provides technology for his really soldiers in combat. it's benjamin netanyahu says the war will go on as long as it takes with or without increased us support. the

gideon sa'ar toured the site of damage in haifa on friday. sa says israel must act to stop iran's nuclear program. >> we know from the record of iran they are not negotiating honestly and we just read it from the last report of the iaea that stated they are reaching all their commitments. so personally, i'm skeptical with regard to their intention and honesty. we have no other option but to remove this existential threat by ourselves. and this is what we are doing now. >> all of this comes as european diplomats held talks with iran in geneva on friday, hoping to get tehran back to the negotiating table with the united states. their nuclear negotiations were deadlocked when israel began its aerial campaign against iran last week. as matthew chance reports from geneva, getting them back on track will be a tall order. >> one of the. >> thrusts of. these these talks in geneva, here in. >> switzerland. >> has been to communicate what. >> the. >> latest u.s. position is. european political figures, the foreign. >> ministers from britain, france and

in west and around on friday evening came after a new rainy and miss of the fees ready port town of haifa, aust earlier enjoying 23 people. europe's top definitely might say adults, engine eva with around over its nuclear program, were constructive and should be continued. wind administers from germany, from the u. k. and the u. that the iranian cons, abbas a boss or a cheat, hoping to extract the concessions to end the conflict with israel. a say the medically a ron cannot have a nuclear weapon in his prime minister, georgia maloney as announced multi 1000000000 euro detriment, new plan for africa at a summit, enrolled the joint e. it's in the scheme. aims to support industries and 14 countries, including if your yeah, ivory coast as senegal. melanie said the initiative will come, but hundreds of millions of yours, that the development dw, call the . ringback ringback ringback when talking helps a documentary that celebrates the art of diplomacy and takes us behind the scenes of a conference with far reaching consequences. the. ready also a jewish listen couple who makes a personal polit

in an earlier iranian attack on friday, the idf said missiles were fired towards the port of haifa, and a single ballistic missile hit beersheba in the south. meanwhile, the israeli military launched a new wave of attacks against iranian missile storage and launch infrastructure. air defence systems reportedly activated in areas of tehran. in an earlier iranian attack on friday, the idf said missiles were fired towards the port of haifa while it had carried out attacks in western iran. thhe are pictures released by the idf. on the diplomatic front, president trump has dismissed efforts by european countries to de-escalate tensions in the middle east hours after the foreign ministers of the uk, france and germany met their iranian counterpart in geneva. mr trump told journalists that iran wants to speak to the us, and europe cannot help with this. we'll have analysis from geneva in a moment. but first, here's jake kwon with the reaction from washington. president trump was quite dismissive of the talks happening in geneva between top diplomats. foreign ministers were meeting with iranian

this i'll hit the is really important of haifa hours earlier injuring 23 people with the conflict. now entering it's 2nd week is all says, event $25.00 desks on that side. while iran has not updated its death to a us based human rights group. says that figure could now be $657.00 people. a friday morning, fireball in, southern israel. the latest round of arabian strikes damaged cyril's 6 story apartment buildings some beyond repair. that's what seems to be that big shipment is kinda like a window shattered into the hires. all the furniture is broken, but if there's nothing left, everything's destroyed full while holding a baby. only days older than the conflict itself can wins or well, this is his entrance to the world. unfortunately, medics on the ground. st. damage appears to be limited to the stretches and the to department, the record in 2000 on the, excuse me, those searching every apartment, every, every d as riley minutes received 60 jeep struck thousands of a rainy and targets overnight including 3 messiah launches military missile production. sites and the research and dev

there were no fatalities for this evening's strike, there were injuries in the afternoon strike in in haifa. the idf today said that they have destroyed as much as half of iran's missile launchers and airstrikes continued against iran into the night, the idf saying there are they're targeting right now missile storage and launch infrastructure in central iran. now, israel's foreign minister has expressed doubts about those diplomatic talks that occurred that you were just talking about in europe today in geneva, as did president trump expressing doubts. and many here are hoping that the united states will join an offensive operations against iran's nuclear facility. but sarah, dawn breaks here in about an hour. and as you said, the fighting shows no sign of ending anytime soon. >> you know, as this conflict is entering its ninth day, what do israelis talk to you about and think about what is happening here look, i think there's a lot of support for what israel has been doing against iran. >> certainly a lot of support among israelis. i talked to. they feel like this has been a long time com

the israeli cities of tel aviv in haifa are around 2000 kilometers from to her on missiles launched by both sides take on average 12 minutes to reach their targets and cross over a rocky jordanian. and syrian aerospace dozens of people in israel had been injured in the latest strikes. bernard smith reports from my mind is rails northern port city of haifa. again the target of a rainy and ms. silas, this is the 29 story sale tower. a district government center hyphen has been the target of a series of a rainy and beside the tax, the cities man said to sensitive sites wait on friday. ringback the wave of the ballistic missile set of sirens across israel and what appears to have been an attempt to strike a broad range of targets that they're getting through missile defense this point defense. i think that the target set is changed. so they're getting around the systems as the or rainy and volume of missiles. fire has declined from like 40 missiles per salvo down to less than 10 per salvo. but they have expanded the targeted uh, targeting area in order to avoid intercepts. so they're, they

and this iranian strike hitting the northern israeli city of haifa.l striking missile launchers in iran. today in an exclusive interview, iran's foreign minister calling on president trump to demand israel stop its attacks. >> what it needs is a telephone call from washington to tel-aviv to stop it. >> reporter: tonight, president trump responding, saying israel is winning. >> i think it's very hard to make that request right now. if somebody's winning, it's a little bit harder to do than if somebody's losing. we're ready, willing and able and we've been speaking to iran and we'll see what happens. >> reporter: all of it as president trump again met in the situation room as he decides whether to launch a us air strike on the underground iranian nuclear facility. only the u.s. has the bunker buster bombs capable of destroying it. >> within a matter of weeks or certainly within a matter of months they're going to be ready to have a nuclear weapon. we can't let that happen. >> reporter: he says he'll wait two weeks to give diplomacy a chance. >> it's tim

cinco heridos leves y por la tarde, una nueva andanada de misiles impactó en la ciudad portuaria de haifa ciencia impactado al sur de tel aviv hace unos días, volvió a repetir que no va a ceder, que va a seguir esta ofensiva para eliminar la amenaza nuclear. y en este sentido siguieron los ataques de israel contra bases en irán , contra . también , eh , plantas nucleares y en irán también hubo una masiva manifestación de protesta contra la agresión israelí . volvemos a estudios. >> muchas gracias , elisabetta. gracias por tu reporte de regreso a los estados unidos. más de 200 millones de personas están bajo alerta por las temperaturas . extremadamente altas que impactan desde el centro hasta el este del país. debido a lo que se conoce como un domo de calor. se trata de un sistema de alta presión que permanece estacionado atrapando el aire caliente y aumentando la temperatura en la superficie . chicago , nueva york y washington , d.c. se acercarán a los 100 grados fahrenheit este fin de semana . viviana avila nos habla de quiénes son los más afectados . >> el inicio oficial. >> del verano

i'll hit the is really port town of haifa. i was area enjoying 23 people with the conflicts now entering it's 2nd week is all says they've been 25 deaths on that side while it runs that on sunday. that is video strikes had killed 224 people about the number that is not expect it to be much higher. a friday morning, silos in southern israel. the latest round of arabian strikes, damage seems little 6 story apartment buildings some be owned with. yeah, uh that's what seems to got been the ship like 800 on the window shattered into the hires. all the furniture is broken, but if there's nothing left, everything's destroyed full while holding a baby only days older than the conflict itself and winter while this is his entrance to the world. unfortunately, medics on the ground. st. damage appears to be limited to the stretches and the to each apartment, the record in 2000, all the people that do those searching every apartment, every, every d as riley minutes received 60 jeep struck thousands of a rainy and targets overnight includin

take cover as alarms sounded throughout the city, and several people were injured in the port city of haifaeli fighter jets targeted more military and nuclear infrastructure. iran's foreign minister delivered a warning as he met today with european counterparts in geneva and at the u.n, israel slammed iran's calls to end the bombing. >> israel attacks on nuclear facilities are grave war crimes, given also the danger of environmental and health catastrophe as a result of radiological leakage. >> with innocent blood still dripping from your hands. you come here asking for sympathy. you demand protection from this council. >> the pentagon is moving a second aircraft carrier to the middle east to help protect israeli and american troops in the region, in case iran retaliates against the u.s, the u.s. state department says it is trying to help americans figure out how to get out of conflict zones, but stopped short of providing government backed flights out of iran. >> we do not anticipate offering direct u.s. government assisted departure from iran. americans seeking departure should take advan

one of them making a pretty significant impact in the city of haifa, very near to haifa's port. we saw a scene with heavy destruction. dozens of people who were injured, including one who was in serious condition tonight, two who were moderately injured. and all of this is coming as president trump is now talking about this diplomatic window that he is trying to give iran to reach a deal with zero enrichment of uranium, which has been a red line for the iranians. but here on the ground in israel, the question is really what happens as they wait for that potential diplomatic agreement or for president trump to greenlight a u.s. strike on that fordo nuclear facility in iran? and what people are saying here is that what is continuing are those barrages of ballistic missiles. and in iran, of course, those israeli strikes are continuing, which have also caused significant casualties. and so that's put the israeli prime minister in a bit of a strategic bind here, as he needs to determine now whether to go it alone in terms of trying to destroy that fordo facility. or should he wait fo

video circulating online showing an iranian missile slamming into israel's port city of haifa.st responders rushing to the scene, more than 30 people injured. and in the southern city of beersheba, a missile blowing out a building lobby causing destruction, a nearby daycare taking heavy damage and israel pounding, iran hitting missile sites. a military official telling abc news they've taken out about half of iran's missile launchers, and israel's still bombing iran's nuclear facilities. new satellite imagery showing a reactor in iraq destroyed at least 230 killed across iran, according to the government, with little prospect of an early end to the strikes. david, the american military, now assisting some u.s. diplomats and families leave israel. meanwhile, the state department apparently tracking unconfirmed reports that some americans trying to leave iran are being detained. david. >> ian pannell will continue to follow that part of the story for sure. thank you. back here in the u.s. tonight, the suspect is now charged in that attempted kidnaping of the mayor of memphis. the

in west and iran on friday evening came after a new rainy and miss of the fees ready port town of haifa. aust earlier enjoying 23 people. europe's top. diplomats, a thoughts in geneva with a run over its nuclear program, were constructive and should be continued. wind administers from germany, from the u. k. and the u. met the iranian cons about a boss or a cheat, hoping to extract the concessions to end the conflict with israel. a say the medically a ron cannot have a nuclear weapon affinity jason. his prime minister of georgia, maloney has announced a multi 1000000000 euro detriment news plan for africa at a summit, enrolled the joint e. it's in the scheme. aims to support industries and 14 countries including fuel yeah, ivory coast as senegal. melanie said the initiative will come, but hundreds of millions of yours that it's the development investment. this is dw news from value, and you'll find me on our website dw. com while the tron takes its time to consider his next steps and the israel around confrontation, european diplomats have started their push to diffuse tensions today. a

from the beach to take cover as alarms sounded throughout the city and in the northern port city of haifa. several people were injured as rescuers searched for victims. israel continues to fly its warplanes over iran, targeting military and nuclear infrastructure. >> israel is doing well in terms of war, and i think you would say that iran is doing less well. >> iran's foreign minister delivered a warning as he met with european counterparts in geneva. >> israel attacks on nuclear facilities are grave war crimes. given also the danger of environmental and health catastrophe as the result of radiological leakage. >> and at the un, israel slammed iran's calls to end the bombing. >> with innocent blood still dripping from your hands. you come here asking for sympathy. you demand protection from this council. >> meanwhile, u.s. citizens are arriving home on evacuation flights from israel, fleeing the fighting. >> every night we'd have to go into a bomb shelter 3 or 4 times a night. we were very terrified because we've never experienced any of that. >> and the u.s. is moving a second aircraft