and marco rubio said no. marco rubio is obviously running for the next republican presidential nomination has has decided that cruelty is the political selling point to the trump voters who marco rubio wants to appeal to so desperately. and so marco rubio cannot get caught supporting something that he used to support in december, right up until donald trump was president, which was feeding starving children with the surplus food that america produces every year and cannot eat and cannot sell. and saving lives with medical supplies that cost this country next to nothing. the new marco rubio is the cruel marco rubio, trying to work in the image and likeness of his now worshiped boss, donald trump, who marco rubio used to call a con man and a fraud. and so donald trump has troops moving in california, and the news media will keep its cameras on them. but there will be no cameras on the starving babies in sudan. the starving mothers. bill gates called what elon musk did the world's richest man killing the world's

marco rubio also said they united states was not involved and this was a unilateral decision. israel want to stay out of this as much as possible but well but in fact be possible? -- the us will want to stay out. that is a big question but i think the iranians don't want to see themselves fighting the united states. as far as they are concerned, to the extent of what is possible. i think they want to keep this between iran and israel are similar to what we saw last year to round the back and october last year. this time around the iranians are not going to try, i'm not surprised is israelis which was the case last year, they will try and hit them as hard as they can. the big question is how many times can iran it israel because only have a limited number of ballistic missiles and can't keep doing this forever but also true of the israelis. taylor ryan is not beirut. it is around 1000 miles away and i had what prime minister nundah who was seen but they will continue doing this but there are active issues. if it is a war between israel and iran on both are actually limited in t

speaking after the israeli strikes, us secretary of state marco rubio sought to distance the us from them. he said israel took unilateral action against iran. "we are not involved in strikes and our top priority is protecting american forces in the region." israel advised us they believed this action was necessary for their self-defence. but there are conflicting messages about what the us did or did not know. president trump subsequently claimed he was briefed in advance. in the last few hours he said iran should make a deal to avoid more brutal attacks. that may increase the chances that the inevitable iranian reaction brings in us targets, risking an escalation that others have sought to avoid. british prime minister sir keir starmer said the "reports of these strikes are concerning and we urge all parties to step back and reduce tensions urgently. escalation serves no-one in the region." a sentiment echoed by the nato secretary general. it is not a unilateral action by israel, so i think it is crucial for many allies, including the united states, to work as we speak to de-escalat

i think marco rubio has integrity. i think there is going to come a point where he won't be able to serve any longer. obviously we have not reached that point yet. after all, we haven't spent all of four months in the administration -- we have spent all of her performance in the administration yet, and we only have 44 months to go. is there anything new coming? i reached my point. other reached their points. rachael: there is this theory around senator lindsey graham, big difference hawk, dod hawk, but also a trump ally. he employed a strategy of you pick your battles. you suck up to the president where you can. you buy -- win some chits and you cash them in when you need to. i wonder if rubio is doing the same. you have been critical of steven witkoff. you called him a "disaster in the making." what is your issue with him? mr. bolton: given his responsibilities in the russia-ukraine war and iran, just to take those two, he came to the job and knows nothing about russia and knows nothing about ukraine. he knows nothing

usa marco rubio, where he also asked about this, how did it go for him. well, apparently he flew away empty-handed. natalia georgievna, well, a meeting is of course a very loud word, regarding the fact that happened in the state department, of course, here on the capitalist hill they are really trying to push through anti-russian sanctions, with the same goal andriy yarmak flew to washington the day before along with other representatives of the ukrainian government. here the gray cardinal today published two photos with marco rubio and even from these photos, it is clear that he obviously... was somewhere in the corridor in the state department, when marco rubio is released and just walks by and what is called on their feet they met two politicians, according to two politicians, according to andrey yermak, discussed strengthening anti-russian sanctions, and this is exactly why andrey yermak flew to the united states, so according to his data , he was doing nothing other than protecting his reputation, his political future after the end of the special mil

people all across geographic and dem gram c have been hurt by the deindustrializing of america and marco rubio was getting people very angry. and very often do it with senator rubio's help. when american compass released a statement as abby mentioned earlier, conservatives a seat at the table. rubio was the only seating official to sign it. when american compass organized lecture, rubio was there to deliver it. when and due course, american compass needed more staff, his office supplied it. american compass is very grateful to secretary rubio for his leadership and for our partnership over the last several years in pursuit better economic consensus that cares more about whether simply getting out of the market's way and economics that understands that people are not products and economics premised and working people matter. that's why american compass exists. that's what we do and that's why we are all here tonight because as secretary rubio said and one particularly economically speech in 2019 quoting pope leo the 13 from 1881, strength and the workshops are trade is indispensable, justice de

error a el salvador una funcionaria de inmigración asegura en corte que el secretario de estado , marco rubio maneja personalmente con el presidente bukele, el regreso del lozano , preso por error en la nación y lo que no ocurrió con kilmar abrego garcía . se disparan los suicidios de alguaciles en el país. tan solo en el condado de los Ángeles. un agente se quita la vida cada seis semanas . más de una docena de estados bajo amenaza . fuertes tormentas azotan desde wisconsin e illinois hasta texas con riesgo de inundaciones severas, granizo y tornados aislados . caen en un 30%. las incautaciones de fentanilo en la frontera con méxico durante el primer semestre fiscal y también las muertes por sobredosis en estados unidos e indignación en nueva york . una cámara de seguridad graba el maltrato propinado con un cinturón por una niñera pagada por la ciudad contra tres niños pequeños de una familia hispana . >> este es noticiero univisión edición nocturna con elián zidán . >> muy buenas noches. el secretario de estado, marco rubio, estaría gestionando el regreso a estados unidos de un joven venezo

we have seen the same statements from president stump -- president trump and marco rubio that the us wants to avoid conflict with iran, was not involved in these military operations on the offensive side with israel and we do not know what will happen to the state of the ongoing negotiations over iran's nuclear programme or what is left of it that ostensibly were going to resume over the weekend with steve witkoff of the negotiating team with iranian counterparts in on, so are those talks still in play or on hold? iran will respond against israel and the iranian defence minister yesterday said it and your previous segment talked about this, if israel attacks iran, it would be held responsible and us bases would be hit with their weapons systems. that has not happened yet as we know either and that would then trigger a heavy us response so there are all the complex issues at play but i have to believe the iranians don't want to draw the us into this fight. to give us context of iran over the last year following the events we have seen play out, we have seen fox's hit and attacked by i

there has been a brief statement from the state department and national security adviser marco rubio distancing themselves from the attack but other than that, there have been no real indications of this coming at least from the white house perspective, at about 11 am there was another event at the white house in which trump was asked if he thought an israeli strike on iran was imminent, he said he did not think it was an explicitly said he did not want them to do this and potentially scupper any negotiations. there was indirect and direct negotiations expected on sunday. he was explicit in that he did not want anything to get in the way of those negotiations although he said he thought things were fairly close to a strike but not in the timeframe we saw this evening. how are we expecting donald trump to react? he said he did not want to see israel attack iran. but we are not expecting to hear him speak this evening? we will not be hearing from him on camera at least this evening although one suspects he might post on truth social during the night. on the one hand he has been very st

they had a call with level of marco rubio, right, right of the attack. and if you look at the lab ross statement, she's very clear he's. this is a consummate supreme diplomat. and he says rubio, deepest condolences over the death of the passengers in the real incident. but he didn't say anything. rubio, according to allow her to read out of the attack on russian nuclear visit to much more serious escalation. well, i mean, the main thing he didn't do, boy, that's why the peter go ahead and read and go ahead. go ahead as well. i would just, i would just like to say i, my sources. i have very close sources to what's going on, particularly at langley. they basically hermetically sealed. the john radcliffe had a c, i a, they're not, they're not briefing him the way they should. he's not intellectually curious enough to get down to the mid level and find out what's going on. tulsa gabbert has been term medically sealed again in the d n i ever since she started releasing information about january 6th, being a possible inside job. ever since she changed a few we

getting that statement from the secretary of state marco rubio. it is interesting, that last line, around should not target us interest or personal. we saw the us begin to move personnel out of various countries in the region. does that suggest to you and in that statement as well they think even though the us being very clear tonight they are not involved. is there a worry the us might at some point he dragged into this conflict? apologies for the technical glitch. certainly, it is something us policymakers, defence planners have been thinking about and worrying about for quite some time when much of not just the diplomatic facilities but many of the military bases sons the islamic republic especially those around the western part of the persian gulf were built or rehabbed, iran does not have the ballistic missile during arsenal it does today. you have the commander of the iranian revolutionary guard with his hand on the trigger of that arsenal in the middle east touting for many years that american bases are quote," like meat under tea. the isla

secretary of state, the honorable marco rubio. [applause] sec. rubio: thank you. thank you.ow is the senate? [laughter] thank you for having me. i want to thank chris for the introduction. did you get my office? but when i used to have in russell? did you find any cash for gold? [laughter] is there media here? it is a joke. thank you for the introduction. on the small business. a couple observations. we only got to serve together for 10 days because i got confirmed quickly. by the way, i got 99 out of 100 votes. the president for some period of time expressed concern i had 99 that was good or bad. i said you do not have to worry about that, i would not get 99 votes now. [laughter] one more thing i want to tell you about. in the executive branch we have to deal with wanting to do something. there is a statute or a law on the books that limit our ability to do things by executive action. it requires us to go through certain steps. i find myself asking, who the hell wrote these laws? it was actually me. i have grown in my appreciation for the executive branch more and more each

title -- >> ask marco rubio, he has like five jobs, maybe he will take on a sixth.still among especially well educated, dc conservative types, there's still apprehensiveness, well, i don't have this credential, so should i not opine on this topic and i think in reality you have to realize that the people who grant these credentials have been gatekeepers and their ideas and their entire work in washington has served to make the people that they should be serving poor and less happy has reduced life expectancy and made national security in the country weaker, ignore those people they don't matter and you have to beat them and not worry so much about what they think. that is one piece of advice. this is to me the fundamental thing about the country. there's so much brilliance, we still have the best technology and science in the world. the thing that really worries the hell out of me that you have people in washington who have been calling the shots for 40 years and the life expectancy of their country has dropped and if that doesn't cause you to look in the mirror, ma

[applause] >> american compass -- united states marco rubio and by the national security adviser and, of course, by the u.s. secretary of state. i will leave to him >> -- at the end of 2018, i needed a job, and then senator rubio was the one who gave me one. i was like so many congressional, i was ready to leave capitol hill. whatever it was the country needed, more paul ryan economics was not it. whatever it is we've been doing in the american economy, it didn't seem like it was working that well for working people like the folks in the neighborhood i grew up in. and i was ready to be done until a friend called and said, are you still looking for a job, marco rubio is on some kind of a weird pro-worker kick. he wants staffers that know how to talk to labor unions. there are like three of you. do you want to job? and so i found myself unexpectedly in a windowless conference room on the fourth floor of the russell senate office building having what can only be described as having the most wide-ranging interview of my life. that job interview we talked about how american industry was fa

and other marco rubio and others were saying that, we have to defend israel, so you know, i think that i think there's going to there's a ser, there's going to be a serious contradiction even within the the trump government, because not everyone wants to follow the uh, marco rubio. and hard line of getting united states involved with israel. rubio is very closely tied to the israeli lobby in florida and elsewhere and the united states. i'm not saying that the other sections of the trump administration is not tied to israel. at the same time the that other section who was less prone to get uh united states involved in the war, they were the ones. perhaps who were hoping that when trump said that he's going to be the peace president, he is going to end united states getting involved in wars all over the world and instead make america great again, improve the american economy, so that wing in the uh trump administration that took that seriously, that the goal of the trump administration was to stop american involvement in foreign wars and concentrate on the economy and... stead there

i mean, yeah, i do trust somebody like marco rubio, but guys a snake in the grass. yeah, no, i listen. i have a certain issues. i think he's okay on, but the issues like we're talking now now. but again, this is donald trump not putting in but the elbow grease to actually do what he said, which is to drain the swamp. this is the problem right now with trump is he's not following through on his bureaucratic, with warranties. i don't think he fully understands what he's up against and he certainly hasn't brought people in with a man on fully and on top of it. brandon is disappointing mega. this mega wants this. so you definitely on the okay, before i go back to the pretty, go ahead, dmitri, you guys are great talk or just keep going on. he's continuing to arm ukraine. okay . do you could, to pull the plug on that? he's continuing to send intelligence to provide intelligence to ukraine. he could have pulled the plug on that. he continues to have military and intelligence personnel and ukraine. he could have pulled the plug on that as somebody who's analysis, i greatly

following the strikes the secretary of state marco rubio put out a statement that read "night, israel took unilateral action against iran. we are not involved in the strikes against iran in our top priority is protecting american forces in the region. israel advised us they believe this action was necessary for their self-defense. president trump, the administration have taken all necessary steps to protect our forces and remain in close contact with our regional partners. let me be clear -- iran should not target u.s. interests or personnel. here now with reaction texas senator ted cruz is with us. it seemed inevitable to me, you know more than i do but my sources have been very clear -- the enrichment level was too great, the breakout time was less than a month. they have the 15 nuclear weapons, the israelis are not lying about it and i have to believe those people who believe in a caliphate -- convert or die and threaten to wipe the u.s. and israel off the map based on also being the number one state sponsor of terrorism, if they got the weapon they would use it, am i wrong? >> you

we just got this statement from the secretary of state, marco rubio, on what's unfolding in iran tonight. i want to read it for you in full, where secretary rubio said, quote, tonight, israel took unilateral action against iran. we are not involved in strikes against iran. and our top priority is protecting american forces in the region. israel has advised us that they believe this action was necessary for its self-defense. president trump and the administration have taken all necessary steps to protect our forces and remain in close contact with our regional partners. secretary rubio goes on to say, quote, let me be clear iran should not target u.s. interests or personnel. this comes as israel tonight has declared a state of emergency there, as officials say they do anticipate a missile and drone attack, a counter response from iran. it's unclear what role, if any, the united states would play in defending israel from an iranian attack as the biden administration did last october. our cnn teams are on the ground from washington to jerusalem tonight, as we are covering every angle of thi

he was deferring to marco rubio's statement. the white house was deferring to marco rubio's statement, which really expressed that this was a unilateral action of israel's. when you see what donald trump is saying to you in these conversations, but also saying online, it certainly seems as though he gave the green light as we're looking at him, he's posting more and more bullish kind of posts about iran, saying things like, two months ago, i gave iran a 60 day ultimatum to make a deal. they should have taken it. today is 61. he also posted saying iran was given chance after chance. now, i've been told by a number of administration officials that there still a hope that they could get to oman to have these talks between steve witkoff, the middle east envoy, and iran. whether or not that happens, there's a lot of doubt cast on whether or not they can actually go through with these talks. but clearly here you see donald trump almost kind of goading iran into making this deal, saying, hey, now's your only opportunity and still come

el secretario de estado , marco rubio, aclaró esta noche que estados unidos no participó en los ataquesermo gonzález . aviones de combate israelíes atacaron en la madrugada de este viernes varios objetivos militares iraníes en su capital , teherán, y en otras ciudades, en lo que fue descrito por el gobierno de israel como una acción preventiva para evitar que el régimen iraní continúe con el desarrollo de materiales radioactivos con los cuales podría fabricar al -15 armas nucleares en cuestión de pocos días . el primer ministro de israel, benjamin netanyahu, dijo que su país ejecuta estos ataques para neutralizar lo que llamó la inminente amenaza iraní contra la supervivencia del estado de israel . >> go israel launched operation rising lion a targeted military operation to roll back the iranian threat to israel very survival . >> según los primeros reportes, se trató de un ataque milimétricamente planeado y ejecutado por las fuerzas de defensa de israel sobre edificios en los cuales se desarrollan programas nucleares en ciudades iraníes . esta noche se conoció la primera reacción de es

as marco rubio had announced.ou know, that's something that we should be doing as a matter of course. these people don't have the right to stay here. it's a total privilege to come to the united states. and it was incredibly abused for evil purposes here. >> todd: if convicted soliman can face more than 400 years in jail. >> brian: he will never see the light of day again no doubt about it. todd, thank you. >> ainsley: he wrote a message to his family, according to reports. he hid it in the desk drawer before this attack. he lived about 100 miles away from this where this attack took place. he allegedly told police he hated jews, he wanted to kill all zionists, sprayed this group from 87 garden hose made it into makeshift flame thrower. changed lives forever. one woman caught on fire. 8 people sent to the hospital. that woman, imagine how painful that must be. her life is changed forever. she was out there just protesting -- not even walking peacefully saying please bring these hostages home. >> lawrence: the hate

evan's, of all ages are dying on marco rubio's watch, and no one is counting. and so we don't know as of tonight whether it's tens of thousands or hundreds of thousands of evan's, but we know it will be. in a new york times column titled, quote, elon musk's legacy is disease, starvation and death. michelle goldberg reports. brooke nichols, an associate professor of global health at boston university, has estimated that these cuts have already resulted in about 300,000 deaths, most of them of children, and will most likely lead to significantly more by the end of the year. this is what musk's foray into politics accomplished. if there were justice in the world, musk would never be able to repair his reputation, at least not without devoting the bulk of his fortune to easing the misery he's engendered. musk's sojourn in government has revealed severe flaws in his character a blithe, dehumanizing cruelty and a deadly incuriosity. bill gates has seen starving children in africa many, many times and has devoted his life and his billions to trying to save them, which

they are all pointing to this marco rubio statement. and there's a reason for that. so i do want to read you read it to you. it says tonight israel took unilateral action against iran. we are not involved in any strikes against iran. and our top priority is protecting american forces in the region. israel advised us that they believe this action was necessary for its self-defense. president trump and the administration have taken all necessary steps to protect our forces and remain in close contact with our regional partners. let me be clear iran should not target u.s. interests or personnel. so a couple things i want to point out here. one, we know that there were already concerned about u.s. personnel. they had started removing the nonessential personnel from the region. but on top of that is this line here that says israel advised us that they believe this action was necessary, showing that they got somewhat of a heads up. but one thing is unclear is who informed the u.s. and when did donald trump get on the phone with netanyahu? the last known phone call that we

marco rubio. >> contained the. >> critical word. >> unilateral, emphasizing. that this. >> was israel's decision. >> and israel's alone, because the united states. >> is very well aware of. the risk now. >> posed as a result. >> of this escalation. >> we do know that. >> israel informed washington in advance. >> we're told that. >> the president's national. security team monitored the strikes in real time from the situation room. >> at the white house, but. >> he himself has. >> been adamant. >> throughout recent weeks. >> that there should be. >> space left for negotiation. >> that there should be at. >> least an attempt made. >> to reach. >> agreement with. >> iran and. >> their number. >> one priority at the white house right now is the safety of. >> their own personnel. >> in that region. just yesterday. >> they put. non-essential staff, for example, at the us embassy. >> in baghdad on standby for evacuation. they've now. >> restricted the movement of some u.s. staff in israel. so they are deeply concerned. >> by what has happened overnight. >> okay, david

let's just start off with the statement that came from marco rubio. what exactly did he say? essentially the statement boils down to this was all israel is doing, america had nothing to do with it. what america is trying to do is contain this conflict as a bilateral one between israel and iran, they don't want to be dragged into another conflict in the region when president trump has come into the office with this giant promise of ending conflicts like the one you cram in ukraine and gaza. trump sees himself as a peacemaker and dealmaker and this is going against his wishes. president trump has been trying to negotiate a deal with the iranian to keep the nuclear weapon out of their hands and his special envoy was heading this money to negotiate a deal with the iranians and what we hear now is that torque will still go ahead. whether they can actually come to some kind of a deal seems less likely now that a military option has been introduced. that negotiation with the iranian has been going on for weeks and did not proceed at the speed president trump would like to see. it wa

messaging is all over the place but there is a clear dynamic, marco rubio, the secretary of state, he said they were not involved. which people should take at face value. they should assume the us was not involved in the attacks on friday. but that does not translate into the us can simply wash it hands of it, because the us is involved anyway because it is an integral part of the security architecture that israel relies on. tel aviv, if they had any doubts that the us would serve any type of consequence upon it for embarking down this course, tel aviv would never have gone forward in this action. you can see this dynamic over the last two years regarding gaza in particular but it goes further back than that. i don't think the us was involved at all, i fundamentally think that is a misreading of the situation and i do not think they encouraged the israelis to do this but they needed to send a very clear red light as opposed to some sort of murky orange light. otherwise, the reality is, israel would not have done anything without having that assumption very clearly in place. when you t

executive order he referenced on 20 january, that instructed his team, his secretary of state, marco rubio, the attorney general, pam bondi, the secretary of homeland security and the director of national intelligence to carry out a complete review of countries throughout the world where the us feels vetting and screening of information as they put it is so deficient as to warrant a full or partial suspension on the admission of nationals from those countries and once that review process was completed, we understand about in april, the secretary of state, marco rubio, determined there were a number of countries that remain deficient with regard to screening and vetting in advance of issuing visas and of allowing those individuals to travel to the us. in this lengthy statement, president trump continues, as president i must to protect the national security and national interest of the united states and its people, i remain committed to engaging with those countries, willing to co-operate to improve information sharing and identity management procedures and to address both terrorism-related

el propio secretario marco rubio estará mediando su regreso y el servicio meteorológico nacional anunciae a esta temporada del año, con máximas en san josé que permanecen bastante constante en los próximos días en el rango de los 80 grados. panorama completamente soleado y despejado . y para mi gente hacia san francisco. un panorama que va a estar muy agradable con esa niebla costera en las mañanas y temperaturas máximas entre los 60 a 70 grados . >> muy gracias nayarit y escuche bien. tras redadas realizadas el pasado viernes por el servicio de inmigración y control de aduanas o ice en dos sucursales del reconocido restaurante bonafont en san diego , hay legisladores demócratas, están exigiendo que la agencia explique el por qué de estos operativos. los legisladores se . su preocupación por la falta de transparencia en el operativo , señalando que no se les ha proporcionado información sobre posibles antecedentes penales que justifiquen los arrestos llevados a cabo durante la intervención. así llegamos al final de noticias univisión 14. lo dejamos con el noticiero nacional edición noctu

marco rubio said that it was a unilateral decision by israel. but as you laid out and described, it seems like they've been a part of this in one way or another leading up to these events? oh, absolutely. the us would have preferred a negotiated settlement, and of course, we had another round, i think six rounds set for sunday. but they weren't going anywhere, even though trump had been extremely, i would say, liberal or open in what he was offering the iranians. the iranians only have one card left which is threatened or use of a nuclear weapon. that is the conclusion not only of the iaea board today, but also the conclusion of the iaea director grossi today. and the israelis saw the opportunity to strike and they will continue striking until they are convinced that the iranian nuclear capability has been wiped out. we heard from our correspondents in washington earlier that they're not expecting to hear from president donald trump this evening in the us, but he is attending some national security briefings in the late morning on friday in the

department correspondence, tell us more about what we have been hearing from the united states, marco rubio secretary of state has been talking about events that have been unfolding and he seen the us had no direct involvement. this is one of the most significant parts of this in terms of the us's position on this because we had a statement from the secretary of state marco rubio and sent out by the white house say that israel took unilateral action against iran, we are not involved in the strikes against iran and going on to say the top priority is protecting american forces in the region. and wanting aranha saying that in-run should not target us interests and personnel. what is so important about that is you have an absolute distancing of the united states from the actions of its key ally in the region, israel tonight. in the run-up, we saw a partial evacuation of personnel, us embassy in baghdad, we saw a partial voluntary evacuation of family members and non-essential personnel and military bases in both bahrain and kuwait. that was all going on yesterday which is the first signal that

marco rubio, where he also demands that tehran take no action against us military and diplomats and not harm washington's interests in the region. israel has taken unilateral action against iran. we are not involved in strikes against iran. our primary objective is to protect us forces in the region. israel has stated that it believes these actions are necessary for its defense. president trump and the us administration have taken all necessary steps to protect our forces remain in close contact with ours. iran should not take action against us interests or us personnel. and we just managed to contact our compatriot, who is now in tehran. here is what she managed to tell us. at night at 3:00 somewhere 6-7, maybe more than eight explosions were heard, strong close to ours. was destroyed by a well-aimed hit from two fpv drones. in the sumy region, drone operators at the suriysk separate guards airborne assault unit shot down two enemy vehicles transporting ammunition to the front line. in the svatovsko-kupinsky direction , the artillery crew of the kimstas self-propelled gun of the wester

us secretary of state marco rubio has voiced hope for working with the new leader who previously has sought greater distance from america. in a statement mr rubio said, "the united states and the republic of korea share an ironclad commitment to the alliance grounded in our mutual defense treaty, shared values and deep economic ties." so, let's take a look at who is lee jae-myung. the 61-year-old former human rights lawyer is known for his rise from a working-class background to prominent political roles. he used to be more left leaning but in this election he moved closer to the centre focusing on big business and emphasising the importance of ties with the us, ahead of trade negotiations with president donald trump. during martial law, lee urged the public to protest outside the national assembly building in central seoul. lee has received acclaim for his response to the covid-19 pandemic. our asia correspondent shaimaa khalil is outside the national assembly grounds. it has been a whirlwind morning here in south korea, lots going on. what stood out to you most from the address tha

el secretario de estado, marco rubio, está gestionando personalmente con el presidente de el salvadornía un asilo en trámite y tambien permiso de trabajo vigente cuando fue deportado . todo a pesar de esa orden judicial que lo protegía maría molina tiene más de esta controversia y también nos dice por qué fue deportado . maría , bienvenida. adelante . qué tal? muy buenas tardes , carolina borja una funcionaria de daesh, confirmó que el secretario de estado , marco rubio, está personalmente teniendo conversaciones con funcionarios del gobierno de el salvador , con funcionarios del gobierno de nayib bukele para lograr el retorno a los estados unidos de danielle lozano camargo, un joven venezolano de 20 años que fue enviado deportado a la cárcel cecot en el salvador y que es acusado por el gobierno de los estados unidos de ser supuestamente miembro del tren de aragua . sin embargo un juez federal determinó que este joven tiene que regresar a los estados unidos , pues sobre él pesaba una protección. Él llegó a los estados unidos como un menor. no acompañado y hace parte de una demanda del

el secretario de estado, marco rubio, está negociando el regreso a estados unidos de un joven venezolanoe la corte que lo protegía. así lo afirmó una vicedirectora de seguridad nacional y ice tiffany roberts nos dice quién es este joven cuyo caso podría sentar un precedente legal . >> las autoridades de seguridad nacional aseguran que marco rubio está solicitando personalmente a nayib bukele de el salvador, el regreso de cristian, el inmigrante venezolano daniel lozano camargo, de 20 años, quien fue deportado a pesar de estar protegido por una demanda colectiva contra el gobierno . la demanda legal había sido en nombre de niños, no acompañados que entraron al país y terminó en un acuerdo con el gobierno el año pasado. la declaración jurada es firmada por melissa harper , subdirectora ejecutiva asociada a interina de ice rubio. está manejando personalmente las conversaciones con el gobierno de el salvador sobre las personas sujetas a la orden de la corte , detenidas en el salvador , expresó la funcionaria asegura que la amistad entre rubio y bukele se remonta a más de una década y se ha s

and marco rubio has sent a very clear message to iran, do not strike us targets. that's because they're aware of the risk now posed. the president didn't want this. many people were skeptical when he authorized engagement with iran in relation to its nuclear capability. but donald trump has always believed those talks could prove fruitful. he didn't want strikes at this time, we're told there was a very heated telephone exchange between him and benjamin netanyahu last monday. now, netanyahu values his relationship with trump, but ultimately, the timing of these strikes has been on israel's terms. and the big question right now, i suppose, is will the strikes push iran towards agreement with the united states in relation to its nuclear capability, or have these strikes dashed any hope of that completely? >> well, let's get more reaction. now. joining me is vice president of the national union for democracy in iran, kamran khan. sarina from washington. very good morning to you. thanks so much for talking to us. i know it must be in the middle of the night there, so

secretary of state marco rubio? that's his position. going to start going down a slippery slope. i think it's egregiously bad. sumi: ok, moving onto to austria where hundreds of people have gathered for a vigil after a gunman killed 10 people at a high school. the attack happened in gratz, austria's second-largest city. austria has declared three days of national mourning starting wednesday. our correspondent sarah sent this report, which contains pictures that may be upsetting. sarah: stranded in a classroom as their high school comes under attack. a student captures the terrifying sounds. and then this. the moment they are rescued, ushered through the corridors by heavily armed officers and then finally out to safety. neighbors have reported the first shots and screams from the school around 10:00 a.m. police and emergency teams were soon securing the area. terrified parents then rushed to find their children. this woman's son got out unharmed but his friend was shot and is in hospital. >> [translated] i know he is ok, thank god. he h

secretary of state marco rubio said the united states did not help tel aviv in the night attack.the same time, the israeli army announced the mobilization of thousands of reservists. mainly for critically important units of the air force. rear, military intelligence, in israel itself a state of emergency was declared, sirens sounded all night in the central regions, the entire population was ordered to take shelter in bomb shelters, the sky was closed, events and mass gatherings were cancelled, tel aviv is waiting for a response. well, in tehran they have already promised, a reaction will definitely follow, the army has been put on full combat readiness, a representative of the general staff of the armed forces of iran reported this, we are monitoring incoming messages, we will definitely return to this topic. we are in quality guaranteed alfabank create alfa future platform for development of students of universities all over the country, invest 3 billion rubles in those who create the future together with us, and this is 3 million students and 300 universities. alfa future is g

secretary of state, marco rubio, says the u.s. was not involved in israel's attack. this morning, president trump tells cnn iran should negotiate before it's too late. we'll have more on that in just a moment. and minutes ago, the house speaker, mike johnson, issued his own warning on social media, saying, and i'm quoting him, iran will face grave consequences if it responds by unjustifiably targeting u.s. interests. close quote. we're covering all the angles this morning with our correspondents and guests as this incredibly, very dangerous and important story unfolds. let's begin with cnn jerusalem bureau chief oren liebermann oren, you've been following every development since this story broke. hours and hours ago, israel's first wave of strikes on iran. what are you learning from your sources over there this morning? >> well, it's been about 14 hours since that first wave of strikes was carried out by the israeli air force across iran, not only in the capital of tehran, in multiple neighborhoods there, but also, for example, against the natanz nuclear enrichment f

. >> state, marco. >> rubio. >> released a statement simply saying that israel. informed the trump administration. about these strikes beforehand, but didn't say explicitly that the u.s. supported. >> what israel was doing. >> so that's how i. >> started a very brief conversation. and he. >> responded by saying. >> quote, we, of. >> course. >> support israel. >> obviously, and supported it like nobody. >> has ever. >> supported it. and then he went on. >> to say this. iran should have. >> listened to. >> me when i said. >> you know, i gave them i don't know if you know this, but i gave them. >> a 60 day warning. >> and today is day 61. and then he said, they meaning iran should. >> now come to the. >> table to make a deal before it's too late. and then he said something really noteworthy. he said the people i was dealing with are dead. the hardliners, to which i just wanted to underscore. so what you're saying is israel has now killed the people who you were dealing with. and he said very sarcastically, they didn't die of the flu. they didn't die of covid. it was