protesters march in philadelphia to show support for israel. >> brian: alexandria hoff has the latest. >> alexandria: hamas is continuing to hold hostages, including american and it calls for united states to facilitate the end of the current violence and bring humanitarian assistance to the area. every member of congress outside of the dozen who signed on to this and the squad, every member of congress support israel and argument against a resolution calls only came after 13 or 1400 people were murdered by hamas terrorists. in washington you had far left

jewish protesters with the palestinians. over 30 people were arrested. i was there this weekend and saw protests breaking out. barricades were in place and it was raining, so people had jackets on and you could see what university they went to. the group in front of me were from georgetown and seemed to be having a good time. strange scene to see. >> steve: no kidding. thank you. >> ainsley: senator tom cotton demanding dhs deport those showing support for hamas. >> steve: i wonder if the squad

is listening. third hour of "fox and friends," 8:00 in the east and 3:00 in israel. we start now. >> ainsley: this is a fox news alert, brand new video of israeli airstrikes targeting a refugee air camp in gaza. >> steve: and president biden will head to israel tomorrow. >> brian: bringing team coverage of the stories. jacqui heinrich is at the white house with more on the president's upcoming trip. mike tobin is on the ground in ashdod right with the latest on the hostages. mike. >> mike: couple major developments, all eyes on the israeli forces along the gaza strip, waiting for the ground

offensive. rapid fire from u.s. secretary antony blinken now the u.s. president joe biden will land tomorrow in tel aviv for a five-hour visit. hamas released first video of a hostage, a young lady at the rave at kibbutz. she was shot in the arm and underwent surgery while in hamas cap captivity. that is first time her mother had confirmation she was alive. >> i knew nothing, only she was missing since saturday. saturday they say there is a possibility she's been kidnapped. i didn't know if she is dead or alive, i knew nothing until yesterday when we saw this video.

the first reaction, she was screaming and then shouting. the other reaction was the happiest moment in my life and the third reaction after everybody went home and i sit alone and watch the video was i couldn't stop crying because i see my baby in pain. >> mike: rockets continue to strike israel from gaza strip and in the north as hezbollah continue to ratchet up tension and risk of opening a second front. as far as the ground offensive, it will start when the commission meets needs of the army.

the offensive may be somethingel else, we're watching for that. >> steve: something we're watching for, when they will open the rafah portion in gaza with egypt. that has been a bone of contention because people inside gaza want to be able to go to israel and people in israel with humanitarian aid want to bring it to gaza. the gate is closed. >> mike: you mean egypt, that is where the aid is coming from. egyptians want to bring in the aid and end the siege against the gaza strip. the other real difficulty you have there, you don't just have palestinianians, you have foreign nationals, including americans who want to get out.

the gate does not open. back to you. >> ainsley: check in with jacqui heinrich with more on president biden's trip tomorrow. >> after the president leaves israels, he will head to jordan and speak with the egyptian president there to move the situation forward that we've been seeing unfold for last couple days with people having difficulty getting through the rafah crossing. the biggest part of his message to underscore support for israel. another part is directed to other actors in the region. >> president biden will underscore a message to any actor state or nonstate trying to take advantage of this crisis to attack israel, don't. do that end.

he deployed two aircraft carrier group and other military assets to the region. the president will coordinate closery with israeli partners to secure release of hostages taken by hamas. >> the u.s. is concerned a second front could open in the war. iran has vowed to hold the u.s. involved militarily if it gets involved in the conflict. the troops are advising and medical support, not fighting. the president ramped up pressure on china, holding considerable influence over iran to dissuade them from stocking the fight. russian president vladamir putin is meeting with xi jinping. he is offering support in averting crisis in gaza.

trying to flex his muscle there. biden, who went to ukraine after russia invaded ukraine, leaves for israel later today. we are not sure what kind of as assurance the u.s. received from hamas. this is dynamic situation and u.s. is taking every step necessary to ensure his safety. >> steve: things are moving fast. >> lawrence: quickly, i know you have been talking with white house aids, any calculation to aannouncing it and not keeping it secret? >> i think it is important that everyone there realize the u.s., we have been encouraging the

safe exit of palestinianian civilians in gaza, is not backing down from support for israel. you heard secretary blinken message last night announcing the trip outlining that israel has a duty to defend itself to p prevent this from happening in the future. iran backs financially proxy actors like hezbollah not to get involved. he is going immediately and there is no lag time in this decision, they are trying to send that strong message. we are seeing strongest from the u.s. and among the western allies. they want to continue that pressure. >> steve: the idf says the joe

biden visit will not delay the ground operation. if it starts, it will start after tomorrow. >> brian: bring in mike glover, counter terrorism expert. when this operation starts and they go to gaza, how much delay has to do with what intelligence they are getting that might cause them pause? >> i think that plays certainly plays a role. i think ground campaign as we understand it is not specifically campaign pushing across tehran. it is more targeted and specific, so the timing makes sense to me. >> ainsley: when it comes to hostages, no telling what you have seen in your training, special forces veteran, thank you for your service, tough as nails. will we be able to go get the

hostages? >> we have organizations who are for hostage rescue. this is a different situation, believe intelligence sur surveillance is collecting information. when you have hostages behind enemy lines, everyone surrounding the area is bad. if anybody can get it done, american and israeli defense force special operation forces can get it done. >> steve: indeed. more smoke from the gaza strip. it sounds like we're on the virge of this ground invasion. what is your biggest worry about what could happen? >> there's several concerns, one, with everything leading up to a tipping points, this is

malcolm gladwell's 101, everything converging and boots on the ground, i don't want to see that, i don't think this campaign is like we see ground campaign pushing across open terrain. what israel is doing with idf targeting bad guys and taking them out is key. that could last 24 hours or a few weeks, that is the situation whether or not that campaign is a short term or long-term objective. >> steve: lawrence. >> lawrence: i am curious as we're talking about boots that are on the ground and the special forces, how are boots on the ground, infantrymen going to

be able to navigate the hostage situation? you do thousands of rounds per week, what you train in. it is different for infantryman. is there speed training to get them up to par to deal with the situations? i think that is what everyone is afraid of, will we lose hostages in the middle of the war? >> it is a tough situation, we have infantry that has to take that ground, it is very important. special operation utilizes infantry to obtain structures and target areas where hostages will be kept. it is a campaign on the ground. to make that happen, you have to be on the ground. when i hear 2000 servicemembers on the ground and they call them

support, that might be in position for the humanitarian crisis that is bound to happen. that is a sign of things to come. i hope people on standby have gotten the word they are training rehearsing right now. that could happen soon. >> brian: the attack itself, it started october 7. hamas political leadership said that the operations, they were shocked they were able to stay on the ground so long and shocked about the number of hostages they were able to get and how quickly the israeli army collapsed. is that a one-off or is that part of the delay and kecalibration before they go in to gaza? >> i don't think that is delay at all. when you have a civilian

population that is unarmed, one thing i say routinely, america is a super power because of our ability to defend ourselves as civilians. that is profound and these people on outskirts, 15 different sites had no fighting chance. no one is coming to save you, you have to defend and protect yourself. part of the issue, this could happen. 19 people, 19 losers with box cutter utilized. this is something they were not expecting, but should have been prepared for. israeli defense force general and command staff from the top to the ground, when asked, how did this happen, why did this happen? they said, we failed and that is

them taking responsibility. i don't know if you will see that anywhere else, especially the united states these days. that is profound, they failed. >> ainsley: brian interviewed a lady on the show and she was an activist and she said she was raised to hate jewish people. i want you to talk about the ideology and how we fight that. >> hamas as entity is just like isis and using palestinians and the palestinian people, babies, children, women to advance their agenda like isis. they hate jews, they hate israel and are willing to sam fies their own people to annihilate the state of israel. >> ainsley: they have been brainwashed since they were

children. cartoons teach them. they learn to do their math by saying, there are nine jews, if you kill five of them, how many are left? >> it is sad. i grew up in the military and i've been all over the world, yemen, pakistan, libya, iraq, afghanistan. young men and women, if the women are allowed, are taught to hate at a young age by all the religion leaders that are preaching this routinely. when you grow up that way, you are playing stab the jew, that is a game they play. that is alarming and that culture resonates and you get that antisemitism. when you have 30 student groups in harvard advocating for

hamas's position, you are representing a terrorist organization that kills innocent woman and children, that is mind-boggling and disturbing and something we should pay attention to. january 6, why pay attention to january 6 with the doj investigating and not paying attention to sympathizers are terrorists on the street of the united states. >> brian: we were not having pro-al qaeda rallies, we were not going pro-isis, we were against al qaeda and isis. you see jubilation after the attacks, it is crazy. i don't know how we got off track so much. >> this is not a militia or movement, this is terrorism. there is a binary difference, it is 1 or 0, they killed innocent

women and children. pay attention to that. the doj as analysts are analyzing open source information and could roll 1000 january 6 protesters, but not paying attention to people chants kill the jews. we need to deport those people if they are not american citizens and if they are, we need to be investigating those people. >> brian: we used to. >> lawrence: are you concerned with the guys wearing the star, their focus. the generals are worrying about wrong things, not worried about defeating terrorism, they are too woke and all this other stuff. >> my mind has changed a lot since my post-military

experience. i had an idea, i was in it rolling full steam ahead and understood priority of work. priority of work are counter terrorism, number one. joint special operation command has global pursuit of terrorists, number one priority and should always be. fact hamas has done this attack and we're doing right things politically and going to israel and making this campaign, we should be doing that. all these other things going on in the world, we should bring it down, collapse and get back to the focus. if not, based on a weak porous bo border, we are likely to see another september 11th. >> steve: talking about in

israel. >> ainsley: after two weeks without a speaker, today the house is set to convene at noon. can jim jordan get a gavel? >> brian: congressman turner says if no one is elected, they'll have to do a deal with democrats. he is next. rsv is in for a surprise. meet arexvy. ( ♪ ) the first fda-approved rsv vaccine. arexvy is used to prevent lower respiratory disease from rsv

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>> carley: quick headlines. joran van der sloot is expected to plead guilty in the natalie holloway case. he will reveal details of how the teen dies if he takes a plea deal. he is a key suspect in her d disa disappearance in arubba. officials heading to southern border to get a better understanding of the migrant crisis. they will make stops in texas in el paso, mcallen and brownsville. chicago mayor brandon johnson will stay behind to address the migrant crisis in new york. a bear fan appears to lose

consciousness. fans were seen brawling in the stadium concourse. he got back up after getting knocked down by a punch. no word on in there have been arrests in this situation. over to you. keeps on happening. >> lawrence: crazy stuff. thank you. hours from now, the house will vote on a new speaker as republican push to rally behind jim jordan. next guest says if gop can't make a decision, a deal will have to be made with democrats. joining us is house committee chair mike turner. congressman, thank you for joining the program. does jim jordan have the votes? if he didn't, what are hold-outs telling you? >> i think he'll have the votes. i think he is what we need at this time.

tragedy is kevin mccarthy was removed by democrats, 208 of them. lead republicans, eight were leading the charge to remove him said they wanted him removed because he was working with democrats. democrats voted to remove kevin mccarthy because he was working with democrats. this is the impetus, it is deal with democrats or move forward. >> lawrence: what is this deal? hold outs are moderate republicans that criticize eight for going along with democrats. why would they in return make a deal with democrats? >> they would not make a deal with democrats, they would be hold-outs that would prevent jim jordan from reaching the number necessary. if there is no one and we have great leaders in the republicans. to move this forward, democrats assume we don't want to reward

them by putting coa ligsz together -- >> lawrence: why are they holding out? you have kevin mccarthy and steve scalise, some of the most moderate members saying we're behind jim jordan. seems like they are upset about kiest being removed. >> it was a tragedy, he was doing a good job. what is their grievance right now? >> i'm on the whip team for jim jordan. there are different issues, we are diverse congress and some are concerned about spending and budget and about defense. all areas jim responded to and need to make certain he can get over the line, i think he is close. >> lawrence: do you think he will be speaker by the end of the day? >> i do and i think he will be a great speaker. >> lawrence: the idf says it

struck hamas military headquarters and right now u.s. sitcom commander in israel as troops are on standby to possibly deploy for medical and advisory support. we talked to a general on growing fear of a broader conflict, that is next on "fox and friends."

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and marines sent off the coast of israel. we are joined by general philip breedlove. your thoughts about why it is taking so long to get the ground incursion going and is it related to the president's visit? >> thanks for having me on "fox and friends." we shouldn't be looking at it like it has taken so long. israel is doing its job preparing. this is going to be incredibly tough mission, as you know. with the hostages scattered in the conflict doing this in a responsible way will take time and frankly you and i don't know what is happening behind the scenes in the political sense. i'm not fretting over how long it is taking. >> brian: seven and a half hours officials met and president

biden wouldn't commit to going until the israelis committed to a humanitarian game plan. is that smart? do you want to read between the lines there? >> i think again, you have talked on your show that the real game now is almost all about the pr campaign. hamas knows they are not going to win this military engagement. they want to turn the world against israel. they dash into israel and do heinous crimes and then dash back and now it is all about setting the stage to make israel look like the aggressor and the bad guy in this conflict. >> brian: the president is going to the region after secretary of state weren't to qatar and jordan and he got the cold shoulder in -- what else do you

think it is? >> well, brian, i believe it is different. i think what we have seen over the past few years is that american leadership and western leadership has been in decline, slowly backing away from things and i think now the president is going to middle east to try to reassert american leadership thchl is a time where it is important that the west and united states lead. >> brian: you think it is fall out from afghanistan and this president is trying to rehab from that decision? >> yeah, you know i don't like to do politics, brian. i would say we have a trail of

decisions and actions across the past decade or so and this is multiple administrations, not just this one, america has been retreating from leadership positions in the world and this may be a step to reassert that leadership. >> brian: from your military experience, does it look like certainty hahamas and hezbollah is getting into the north as soon as israelis go south? we see that hamas military headquarters got struck. we know they hit a weapon depot in hezbollah, do you think the israelis concluded hezbollah is coming from the north? >> i believe israel and the idf are very intelligence and smart about how they handle the north. you have seen in the golan heights and along lebanon before

and they are preparing by getting people out of there, so they will be free to move and not have to worry about their own civilians or others in the northern area. i see idf being smart about preparation for what they feel could be an attack from the north. >> brian: russia and china are celebrating, this is diversion from ukraine and maybe taiwan and who knows what north korean is up to. does this work to russia advantage in the ukraine we are focused on israel? >> well, if you have seen across the past five or six days, some of the most tough action have been going on. russia is using this time where the world's eyes are diverted to israel to do toughest attacks

and indication that some action of russians in the north may have culminated not in their favor. not sure how this will play out, certainly russia used the past week to attack in a major way in north and east part of eastern ukraine. >> brian: from your perspective, it is in america's interest to back ukraine and make sure russia doesn't win? >> 100%. we have established a pattern whereby we reward russian action. in 2008, we left georgia in their hands and left important ukrainian land in their hand. if we are not careful, we will for a third time reward bad behavior by leaving them with

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>> steve: college student says across the united states hole rallies and give statements against israel blaming israel for the deadly attacks by hamas. one berkeley law professor says adults need to step in. don't hire my antisemitism law students, urging law firms and companies to stop hiring students who don't condemn terrorism. professor steven solomon joins us now. good morning to you. why did you write this great op

ed in the "wall street journal" about don't hire my antisemitism law student? >> you don't need a graduate degree to know you should not inn dorse hate and murder and the massacre in israel was horrific. for law school employers, if your students you are hiring to represent your clients, advocate hate and murder and antisemitism, don't hire them, you don't want them to represent your clients or be part of your group. >> steve: at your school, law students for justice in palestinian voted to ban any pro-israeli speaker from any events at college. what message did that send? >> they did more than that, they said anyone who believes in an israeli state should not be

allowed to speak. as jews and i'm jewish, this is our homeland secand identity. they are saying we are not going to allow jews in our organization. even our dean said, this would p prevent me from speaking. it treats jews as different, it is discrimination and law students should know better. >> steve: indeed. last week, new york university law student had a job rescinded from winston and straun, because of a statement supporting hamas and it was very anti-ral israeli. you think a law firm should ask

about a student's background, right? >> i think they do already. this is not asking to do more than you do already. you wouldn't hire someone who discriminates african americans, you should not hire law students who endorse and advocate a terrorist organization that has murdered people. >> steve: professor at university of california berkeley, steven solomon, thank you. 10 minutes before top of the air and israeli airstrikes hitting central gaza as rockets reign down. since saturday rockets have been fired into israel by hamas. mike tobin has the latest. mike. >> mike: steve, that is what we are watching, rocket fire is continuous out of the gaza

strip. long-range rockets hit while blinken were here. and netanyahu was pulled out of his vehicle and forced to take cover along the road. we are watching for the visit of the u.s. president coming after diplomacy of secretary blinken. hezbollah continue to menace and provoke israel with rocket fire and small arms fire. we heard the president echo lloyd austin to any player that may want to get involved or provoke the situation. the one word threat was don't, directed at hezbollah and iran. back to you in new york. >> steve: in just a couple hours, the house will vote for a new speaker. pressure mount to provide more to israel in form of aid.

hillary vaughn coming up next. >> good morning to you, great three hours, when does israel go to gaza, does israel go into gaza? we have first video of a 21-year-old israeli hostage and reaction from her mother, this is a heartbreaker. president biden is there tomorrow, what is iran's next move? meanwhile, no speaker of the house, is today the big vote? and donald trump is back in court today. it is only tuesday. see you top of the hour. along with clearer skin skyrizi helps me move with less joint pain, stiffness, swelling, and fatigue. and is just 4 doses a year after 2 starter doses. serious allergic reactions and an increased risk of infections or a lower ability to fight them may occur. tell your doctor if you have an infection or symptoms, had a vaccine, or plan to. there's nothing like clearer skin and better movement-and that means everything!

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>> we're back with a fox news awe letter, palace of versailles in france has been evacuated due to a bomb threat. officials ordering tourists out as the threat goes in. this is popular site in france after a teacher was stabbed to death in an islamist attack. a french prosecutor said that suspect declared yule janice to isis. allegiance to isis. "during the difficult times, it's more important than ever for new york to show up in support of israel. new york will show the world that we stand with israel today,

tomorrow and forever. those are your headlines, guys. over to you. >> thanks, carlycarly. >> it could be short on the votes at this hour for jim jordan. hillary vaughn joining us from capitol hill with the very latest. hillary. is he going to get the hammer today? reporter: we're going to find out, steve, going into today, congressman jim jordan did not have all the votes he need to win the gavel but he's made it further than anyone else and looking to fill the shoes of speaker kevin mccarthy after he was kicked out of the job two weeks ago and jordan was the first to get to the floor for a vote. heading into today, he still did not have 217 votes he needs to win the gavel, but he's close.

>> we need to get a speaker tomorrow and they deserve to have their congress, house of representatives working. we can't have that happen till we get a speaker so we need to do that and help our dearest friend and colleague -- or dearest friend and ally israel. we need to help them. reporter: jordan can only lose four votes if all 433 members in the house show up to vote so 217 is that magic number. jordan has been able to flip some no votes to yes, congressman mike rogers, kevin calvert, ken buchanan and even anne wagner who went from a qa"hellno" to a yes. congressman don bacon said how all this went down put a bad taste in his mouth. >> the problem is when you have people that broke the rules and puts in the spot, we are saying

we need to get on board. opportunity work for some of and yous majority of us have been stepped on for this. reporter: a source familiar telling me that jordan is waking up today confident he will get the votes. it's unclear though if he'll get it on the first round. remember it took mccarthy 15 rounds to actually get that gavel. back to you guys. >> hillary vaughn live on capitol hill. you beat all the congressmen to work today. thank you. >> what do you think will happen today, lawrence? reporter: i think for a couple rounds and a lot will flip because it's been made public. >> nowhere to go. wwhere else you going to go? >> they know how important it is to find a speaker. >> it's a role call vote and we'll know if they voted yay or nay. >> will he wear a player? >> that's a great question. >> 9:00 here in new york and