Host Robert Sherman hits the water to get an exclusive look at one of the most contested waterways in the world: the Strait of Hormuz. The task was tough from the start, with the captain reluctant to even take the job, and making sure to not stay too long or get too close. Robert discusses what he saw and what it felt like to be on the water with no connection to the outside world. Host: Robert Sherman Executive Producer: Andy Gipson Editorial Producer: Allyson Bird Editor: David Pellenz #straitofhormuz #iran #trump
Host Robert Sherman follows the latest developments in the war with Iran as tensions grow in the Middle East. As negotiations go back and forth, tensions are rising with four different flare-ups in the last week and a half. Iran is calling for an end to the fighting in Lebanon, saying they are prepared to walk away from negotiations or end the ceasefire if Israel and Hezbollah keep trading blows.
Host Robert Sherman is following all of the developments surrounding a tentative ceasefire extension on the ground from the Middle East. United States and Iran negotiators reached an agreement on a 60-day memorandum of understanding to extend the ceasefire and launch negotiations on Iran’s nuclear program. President Trump has to sign off on final approval. Host: Robert Sherman Executive Producer: Andy Gipson Editorial Producer: Allyson Bird Editor: Maria Morales-Salazar
Host Robert Sherman is on the ground in Israel looking at the aftermath of some of the Iranian strikes. In some places, apartment buildings have been reduced to scrap metal and rubble, as officials work to secure the sites and protect the public. Some of the destruction was caused by cluster warheads, while some was caused by Iran’s drones, which have changed the landscape of the war. Host: Robert Sherman Executive Producer: Andy Gipson Editorial Producer: Allyson Bird Editor: John Nock #israel #iranwar #drones #ceasefire #middleeast
Host Robert Sherman talks to Ukrainians as they mark four years since the start of the war with Ukraine. He goes inside a warming shelter, where people gather every day because they have no electricity or heat because Russia is attacking powers stations, to learn what life has been life the last year. Kyiv residents tell Robert about the hard winter they’ve faced, the mental challenges they work to overcome, and how they still hold onto hope four years later. Host: Robert Sherman Executive Producer: Andy Gipson Editorial Producer: Allyson Bird Editor: Allen Keefner Chapters: :26 Introduction 1:03 Kyiv residents use warming shelters, reflect on winter 2:35 A look inside warming shelters 3:37 Kyiv resident reflects on four years of war…
Host Robert Sherman takes you underground and inside the intricate tunnel system known as the Gaza Subway. The network is used to both hide and transport fighters as well as hostage-holding cells. He looks at the infrastructure – the concrete, ventilation, and electric wiring – that took millions of dollars and years to create. Robert talks to leaders about the scale of the tunnels, and how close they are to a humanitarian crossing. Host: Robert Sherman Executive Producer: Andy Gipson Editorial Producer: Allyson Bird Editor: John Nock
