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More than 2,800 people have died across both sides of the conflict in Gaza, according to The Associated Press.U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken reported that the number of Americans killed in Israel is now at least 25. Tragically, the number of innocent lives claimed by Hamas heinous attacks continues to rise. Among those, we now know that at least 25 American citizens were killed, Blinken said in Tel Aviv.Blinken arrived in Israel Thursday morning amid the ongoingwar with Hamas.Blinken saidshortly before heading to Israel that he will be working closely with the government of Israel to secure the release of those who have been apprehended by Hamas. We h stanley mug ave a number of Americans who remain unaccounted; we are working very closely with the government of Israel to determine their whereabouts and, if they have been taken hostage by Hamas, to work to secure their release, Blinken said.The comments come as airstrikes intensify. On Thursday, Israeli warplanes struck a densely populated refugee camp in Gaza City, reducing whole buildings to rubble.SEE MORE: Rescue expert stanley hrnek shares what it will take to get hostages out of GazaThe U.S. State Department says it will help arrange flights for U.S. citizens who want to leave Israelstarting on Friday.On Wednesday the State Departmentescalated its travel advisoryto reconsider travel to stanley thermoskannen Israel and the West Bank, due to the risks from terrorism and civil unrest. The U.S. already advised no travel to Gaza, due to the same threats.The ca Egwn After classmates wouldn t sign his yearbook, 12-year-old boy pens a message to himself
WELD COUNTY, Colo. 鈥?Prosecutors and defense attorneys for Chris Watts met Thursday morning in a Weld County courtroom to discuss a handful of motions filed by each side in recent days relating to evidence in the case.A judge could rule on some of the motions Thursday afternoon or evening. Prosecutors have asked Watts to provide them and police with buccal swabs for DNA, finger and palm prints and photographs of Watts hands.MORE: Chris Watts murder case: Everythi stanley cup ng we know so farAnd his defense attorneys have accused prosecutors of leaking information about the case to the press, though prosecutors have already tried to rebut those claims, according to documents released publicly.Watts was formally charged with killing his pregnant wife, Shanann Watts, and their two daughters, Bella and Celeste,in August. He was arrested Aug. 15 after initially denying he knew where the three of them were.Law experts said on Thursday the latest motions requesting DNA by prosecutors are fairly standard in a murder case but say the ti stanley thermos meframe in which the DNA and fingerprint evidence is being sought 鈥?nearly a month after police arrested Watts 鈥?is somewhat out of the ordinary.Phil Danielson is a forensic science expert and professor of molecular biology at the University of Denver who previously examined DNA results in the Jon Benet Ramsey case. He said that prosecutors have asked for DNA from Watts so they can compare it to DNA evidence they obtained from t stanley cup he crime scene. There must be other i
More than 2,800 people have died across both sides of the conflict in Gaza, according to The Associated Press.U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken reported that the number of Americans killed in Israel is now at least 25. Tragically, the number of innocent lives claimed by Hamas heinous attacks continues to rise. Among those, we now know that at least 25 American citizens were killed, Blinken said in Tel Aviv.Blinken arrived in Israel Thursday morning amid the ongoingwar with Hamas.Blinken saidshortly before heading to Israel that he will be working closely with the government of Israel to secure the release of those who have been apprehended by Hamas. We h stanley mug ave a number of Americans who remain unaccounted; we are working very closely with the government of Israel to determine their whereabouts and, if they have been taken hostage by Hamas, to work to secure their release, Blinken said.The comments come as airstrikes intensify. On Thursday, Israeli warplanes struck a densely populated refugee camp in Gaza City, reducing whole buildings to rubble.SEE MORE: Rescue expert stanley hrnek shares what it will take to get hostages out of GazaThe U.S. State Department says it will help arrange flights for U.S. citizens who want to leave Israelstarting on Friday.On Wednesday the State Departmentescalated its travel advisoryto reconsider travel to stanley thermoskannen Israel and the West Bank, due to the risks from terrorism and civil unrest. The U.S. already advised no travel to Gaza, due to the same threats.The ca Egwn After classmates wouldn t sign his yearbook, 12-year-old boy pens a message to himself
WELD COUNTY, Colo. 鈥?Prosecutors and defense attorneys for Chris Watts met Thursday morning in a Weld County courtroom to discuss a handful of motions filed by each side in recent days relating to evidence in the case.A judge could rule on some of the motions Thursday afternoon or evening. Prosecutors have asked Watts to provide them and police with buccal swabs for DNA, finger and palm prints and photographs of Watts hands.MORE: Chris Watts murder case: Everythi stanley cup ng we know so farAnd his defense attorneys have accused prosecutors of leaking information about the case to the press, though prosecutors have already tried to rebut those claims, according to documents released publicly.Watts was formally charged with killing his pregnant wife, Shanann Watts, and their two daughters, Bella and Celeste,in August. He was arrested Aug. 15 after initially denying he knew where the three of them were.Law experts said on Thursday the latest motions requesting DNA by prosecutors are fairly standard in a murder case but say the ti stanley thermos meframe in which the DNA and fingerprint evidence is being sought 鈥?nearly a month after police arrested Watts 鈥?is somewhat out of the ordinary.Phil Danielson is a forensic science expert and professor of molecular biology at the University of Denver who previously examined DNA results in the Jon Benet Ramsey case. He said that prosecutors have asked for DNA from Watts so they can compare it to DNA evidence they obtained from t stanley cup he crime scene. There must be other i
